These economic trends correlate with the demographic shifts. The rising median income and population growth suggest that Tri-Village has become increasingly attractive to affluent residents. The slight increase in diversity, particularly in the Black and Two or More Races categories, coincides with this economic growth, potentially indicating that the neighborhood is attracting a more diverse group of high-income residents.

Tri-Village's demographic profile contrasts with national trends towards increasing diversity in urban areas. Its maintenance of a strong White majority suggests it may be an enclave of relative homogeneity within Columbus. The neighborhood's economic growth outpaces the national average. The U.S. median household income grew by about 10% from 2013 to 2022 (adjusted for inflation), while Tri-Village saw a 23% increase. The population growth of 25.6% over a decade is significant and likely exceeds both state and national averages, indicating that Tri-Village is a highly desirable area within Columbus.

Tri-Village remains a low diversity, predominantly White community. Subtle demographic shifts coupled with strong economic growth suggest it may be in the early stages of transition. The neighborhood's ability to maintain high property values and attract affluent residents while slowly diversifying will be interesting to observe in the coming years, as it navigates the balance between preserving its historic character and embracing changing demographics.