The city's median income has grown overall, increasing from $65,870 in 2013 to $73,203 in 2022, representing an 11.1% increase over the decade. This growth suggests economic improvement for the predominantly Black community. The strengthening of the Black majority coincides with this income growth, potentially indicating improved economic opportunities for Black residents in the area. The income growth has not been linear, with fluctuations observed over the years.

Country Club Hills appears to be moving towards increased homogeneity, contrary to national trends of increasing diversity in many urban areas. This trend may be indicative of broader patterns in some suburban areas where racial segregation persists or intensifies. The economic growth in Country Club Hills is notable, especially considering it is a predominantly minority community. This could be seen as a counterpoint to national trends where racial wealth gaps persist.

Based on observed trends, Country Club Hills will likely continue to strengthen its status as a Black majority community. The city may further solidify its position in the "Low Diversity" category, potentially approaching an "Ultra-Low Diversity" status if the Black population percentage continues to increase. Economically, if current trends persist, continued modest growth in median income might be expected. However, the lack of diversity could potentially limit economic opportunities and community resilience in the long term.

Country Club Hills presents a case of a suburban community diverging from national diversity trends while showing economic improvement. The city's future development will likely depend on its ability to maintain economic growth within its increasingly homogeneous racial composition.