Aspen Park's demographic composition differs from national averages. The U.S. is becoming increasingly diverse, with the white population decreasing below 60% in recent years. In contrast, Aspen Park remains predominantly white, though showing slow signs of increased diversity. The median household income in Aspen Park is significantly higher than the national median, indicating a relatively affluent community.

Based on observed trends, Aspen Park will likely continue to gradually diversify over the coming years. The most significant change may come from the growing Hispanic population. In the next 5-10 years, the white population could decrease to around 85-88%, the Hispanic population might increase to 10-12%, and other racial groups may see slight increases, potentially reaching 1-2% each. While these changes would still categorize Aspen Park as a Low Diversity community with a White Majority, it could approach a transition to a Moderate Diversity classification if trends accelerate.

Economically, if current trends persist, the median income is likely to continue its general upward trajectory, potentially reaching or exceeding $120,000 in the next few years. This could further establish Aspen Park's status as an affluent community, which may influence its ability to attract a more diverse population in the future.