The majority of LIHTC-funded units in North Oakland are one-bedroom apartments, totaling 419 units. There are also 38 two-bedroom units, accommodating a mix of household sizes. This distribution suggests a focus on housing smaller households and individuals.

Over the past decade, North Oakland's population has remained relatively stable, fluctuating between 8,900 and 9,700 residents. The median income has shown significant variability, ranging from around $20,000 to over $120,000 in different years. This wide range may indicate a diverse economic landscape within the neighborhood.

Racially, the neighborhood has maintained a majority white population, consistently around 70%, with a notable Asian population of 15-18%. The Black population has slightly increased from 6% to 10% over the decade. The steady racial composition suggests that the LIHTC projects have not significantly altered the neighborhood's demographic makeup.

North Oakland's LIHTC-funded affordable housing inventory represents a substantial portion of its estimated housing stock at 12.3%. The neighborhood has seen consistent investment in affordable housing over several decades, with significant projects completed in the 2010s. The focus on one-bedroom units indicates a strategy to serve smaller households. While the population has remained stable, the fluctuating median income suggests a complex economic environment that may continue to benefit from affordable housing options. The racial composition has remained relatively consistent, indicating that the LIHTC projects have integrated into the existing community fabric without causing major demographic shifts.