Since the completion of Bennett Creek in 2012, Southpoint has experienced demographic changes. The population has grown from 3,431 in 2012 to 4,306 in 2022, a 25% increase. This population growth may indicate an increased demand for housing, including affordable options.

Median income in the neighborhood has also increased, rising from $44,528 in 2013 to $57,297 in 2022. This 29% increase in median income over the decade could suggest changing economic conditions in the area, potentially affecting the need for affordable housing.

Racial demographics in Southpoint have remained relatively stable since 2013, with minor fluctuations. The white population has decreased slightly from 59% to 57%, while the Hispanic population has remained steady around 13-15%. The Black population has seen a slight decrease from 21% to 19%, and the Asian population has increased from 3% to 7%. These demographic shifts may influence the diverse housing needs of the community.

Southpoint's LIHTC-funded affordable housing, represented by the Bennett Creek project, plays a significant role in meeting the neighborhood's housing needs. The 264 units, with 106 designated as low-income, contribute to a balanced housing inventory, aligning with recommended targets for affordable housing. The project's focus on two and three-bedroom units suggests a priority on family housing. Over the past decade, Southpoint has experienced population growth and increased median income, potentially influencing the demand for various housing options. While the LIHTC project has not expanded since 2012, it continues to be an important component of the neighborhood's housing landscape, contributing to its diversity and affordability.