The inventory includes a mix of unit types, with a predominance of two-bedroom units (29) and one four-bedroom unit. This distribution suggests a focus on accommodating small to medium-sized families in the neighborhood.

Over the past decade, the Lynch Street neighborhood has experienced significant demographic changes. The population has decreased from 354 in 2015 to 190 in 2022, a decline of nearly 46%. Despite this population decrease, the median income has remained relatively stable, fluctuating between approximately $17,000 and $19,000 annually.

The racial composition of the neighborhood has been consistently predominantly Black, with percentages ranging from 98% to 100% throughout the 2013-2022 period. This demographic consistency suggests that the LIHTC projects in the area have been serving a primarily Black community.

The stable median income, despite the population decrease, might indicate that the existing LIHTC projects continue to play a vital role in providing affordable housing options for the remaining residents. The consistent racial composition also suggests that these projects have been important in maintaining housing stability for the Black community in the neighborhood.

The Lynch Street neighborhood in Jackson, Mississippi, has a significant proportion of its housing inventory dedicated to affordable housing through the LIHTC program. The two LIHTC projects, both completed in 1988, have provided a long-term affordable housing solution for the area. Despite a declining population over the past decade, the median income has remained relatively stable, and the racial composition has been consistently predominantly Black. This suggests that the LIHTC funded housing continues to serve an important role in meeting the affordable housing needs of the community, particularly for its Black residents.