The economic trends correlate with the demographic shifts. As the neighborhood has become slightly more diverse, the median income has remained high but stabilized at a lower level than its peak. This suggests that the increasing diversity is bringing in upper-middle-class families from various backgrounds.

The growth in the Hispanic population and multiracial categories in Braeswood aligns with broader national demographic shifts. Braeswood's changes are occurring at a slower pace than national averages, which is typical for high-income areas. The stability of high median incomes in Braeswood, even as it diversifies slightly, contrasts with some national trends where increasing diversity in suburbs has sometimes been associated with more significant income fluctuations.

Braeswood remains a Low Diversity, White Majority community, but subtle shifts towards greater diversity are evident. These changes, coupled with stable high incomes and population growth, indicate a gradual evolution that may lead to a more diverse yet still affluent neighborhood in the future.