Over the past decade, South Suburan has experienced significant demographic shifts. The population increased from 2,000 in 2014 to 2,962 in 2022, a 48% growth. Concurrently, the median income rose from $14,157 in 2014 to $27,572 in 2022, nearly doubling.

The racial composition of the neighborhood has changed dramatically. In 2014, the population was predominantly Black (52%) and White (25%). By 2022, the distribution shifted to a more diverse mix with Asian (32%), Black (32%), Hispanic (29%), and White (6%) residents. This increased diversity coincides with the period following the completion of the LIHTC projects, suggesting that affordable housing may have contributed to a more inclusive community.

South Suburan's LIHTC-funded affordable housing inventory plays a significant role in meeting the community's needs. The 237 total units, with 221 low-income units, represent about 20.9% of the estimated housing stock, aligning with recommended targets for affordable housing. The development of these projects from 1996 to 2005 demonstrates a consistent effort to provide affordable housing options.

The diverse unit types available cater to various household sizes, from efficiencies to four-bedroom apartments. This variety likely contributes to the neighborhood's ability to accommodate its growing and increasingly diverse population.

The correlation between the LIHTC projects and demographic changes over the past decade is noteworthy. The significant population growth, increased median income, and shift towards greater racial diversity all occurred after the completion of these affordable housing projects. While causation cannot be assumed, these trends suggest that the LIHTC-funded housing may have played a role in shaping the neighborhood's demographic evolution and economic improvement.