Despite the overall population remaining relatively stable (747 in 2013 to 751 in 2022), the significant income growth suggests gentrification or an upgrade in the socio-economic status of existing residents.

Bogert Park's gradual diversification aligns with broader national trends of increasing diversity in suburban and urban areas. The pace of change in Bogert Park appears slower than national averages. The income growth in the neighborhood outpaces the national average, which saw about a 30% increase in median household income over a similar period.

The neighborhood's economic growth, coupled with its slow diversification, may reflect Bozeman's attractiveness as a growing tech hub and outdoor recreation destination. This trend could be part of a larger pattern of small, predominantly white cities in scenic areas attracting a more diverse, affluent population seeking quality of life improvements.

In conclusion, Bogert Park remains a "Low Diversity" neighborhood, but subtle demographic shifts and significant economic growth suggest a community in the early stages of transition. The challenge moving forward will be to maintain the neighborhood's economic vitality while fostering greater inclusivity and diversity, potentially moving towards a "Moderate Diversity" classification in the coming years.