The Loop has experienced significant demographic changes since the completion of the LIHTC project in 2012. The population has increased from 10,156 in 2012 to 15,804 in 2022, a 55.6% growth. This rapid population increase may indicate a rising demand for housing, including affordable options.

The median income in The Loop has fluctuated but remained high, increasing from $126,697 in 2013 to $134,089 in 2022. The high median income suggests that affordable housing options are essential for lower-income residents who might otherwise be unable to reside in the neighborhood.

Racial demographics in The Loop have shifted over the past decade. The white population has decreased from 63% in 2013 to 51% in 2022, while the Asian population has increased from 15% to 27%. The Hispanic population has grown from 7% to 12%. These changes indicate a trend towards greater diversity in the neighborhood, which may influence future affordable housing needs.

The Loop's LIHTC-funded affordable housing, though limited to one project, contributes to the neighborhood's housing diversity. The Randolph Tower City Apartments, completed in 2012, provides 312 units with a mix of efficiencies, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, addressing various household needs. While the LIHTC-funded units represent a small percentage of the estimated housing inventory, they serve an important role in maintaining some level of affordability in this high-income area. The neighborhood's rapid population growth, consistently high median income, and increasing racial diversity indicate an ongoing need for affordable housing options to ensure The Loop remains accessible to a diverse range of residents.