Racial demographics have also evolved. The Hispanic population, while remaining the largest group, has decreased from 53% in 2013 to 44% in 2022. Conversely, the White population has increased from 22% to 33% during the same period. The Black population has seen a slight decrease from 18% to 14%, while the Asian population has grown from 5% to 8%. These demographic changes, particularly the rise in median income and shift in racial composition, may have implications for the ongoing need for affordable housing in the neighborhood. The presence of LIHTC projects suggests a continued effort to maintain affordable options amidst these changes.

Windsor Hills demonstrates a significant commitment to affordable housing through its LIHTC funded projects. With 492 total units, including 260 low-income units, these developments play a crucial role in providing housing options for lower-income residents. The mix of one and two-bedroom units indicates an attempt to cater to diverse household needs. While the LIHTC projects cover nearly 10% of the estimated housing inventory, other affordable housing programs may also contribute to meeting the neighborhood's needs. The demographic trends over the past decade, including population growth, increasing median income, and shifting racial composition, underscore the dynamic nature of Windsor Hills and the ongoing importance of maintaining affordable housing options in this evolving neighborhood.