The LIHTC inventory in North Hills offers a diverse range of unit types. Out of the 619 total units, there are 200 efficiencies, 125 one-bedroom, 122 two-bedroom, 87 three-bedroom, and 47 four-bedroom units. This distribution caters to various household sizes and needs within the community.

Several projects target specific populations. Plummer Village Apts and Columbus Square Apts focus on "At-Risk" populations, while Woodland Terrace and Rayen Apts are designed for "Special Needs" residents. These targeted projects likely provide specialized services and amenities to support their intended residents.

Over the past decade, North Hills has experienced some demographic shifts. The population has remained relatively stable, with a slight decrease from 60,305 in 2019 to 57,110 in 2022. However, median income has shown significant growth, rising from $61,657 in 2015 to $74,381 in 2022, indicating improved economic conditions for some residents.

Racial distribution has remained fairly consistent, with Hispanic residents comprising the majority (63-65%) of the population. There has been a slight increase in the Black population (from 3% to 4%) and a small decrease in the Asian population (from 14% to 12%) between 2013 and 2022.

The lack of new LIHTC projects since 2013 could be attributed to the rising median income in the neighborhood, potentially reducing the perceived need for additional affordable housing units.

North Hills has an established foundation of LIHTC funded affordable housing, with 13 projects providing 619 units, covering about 2.83% of the estimated housing inventory. The neighborhood has seen a diverse range of projects over two decades, catering to various needs including at-risk and special needs populations. While there has not been new LIHTC development in recent years, the existing inventory continues to play a crucial role in providing affordable housing options in a neighborhood that has experienced rising median incomes but maintained a stable population and racial composition.