The 2000s saw the completion of River Valley Apartments, while the 2010s brought the Highland At Vista project. These developments across different decades show ongoing efforts to address affordable housing needs in the zip code.

The LIHTC-funded housing in this zip code primarily consists of two-bedroom units (31) and three-bedroom units (12), with one one-bedroom unit. This distribution suggests a focus on accommodating families and larger households.

Over the past decade, the zip code has experienced population growth, increasing from 12,698 in 2013 to 15,804 in 2022. This growth of nearly 25% may have contributed to the need for additional affordable housing, as evidenced by the completion of the Highland At Vista project in 2019.

Median income in the area has risen from $56,566 in 2013 to $70,589 in 2022. Despite this increase, the continued development of LIHTC projects suggests an ongoing need for affordable housing options, possibly due to rising housing costs in the area.

The racial composition of the zip code has remained relatively stable, with a slight decrease in the white population (from 82% in 2013 to 70% in 2022) and an increase in the Hispanic population (from 13% to 24% over the same period). This diversification may have influenced the types of affordable housing needed in the community.

The 89403 zip code in Dayton, Nevada, has a modest LIHTC-funded affordable housing inventory, covering about 1.62% of the estimated total housing units. The area has seen consistent development of affordable housing over more than two decades, with projects spread across different time periods. The housing stock is primarily composed of two and three-bedroom units, suggesting a focus on family-oriented housing. Despite rising median incomes, the continued development of LIHTC projects, including the recent Highland At Vista in 2019, indicates an ongoing need for affordable housing options in this growing and diversifying community.