The median income in Kimball Acres has fluctuated over the past decade. It peaked at $55,247 in 2015 when the white population reached 48%. However, despite the white population reaching its highest point of 61% in 2020, the median income dropped to $40,957 that year. The period of highest racial diversity (2017-2019) coincided with relatively stable median incomes ranging from $50,270 to $53,837. The recent decline in median income to $40,078 in 2022 correlates with increased diversity, particularly the rise in multiracial residents.

The population has remained relatively stable over the decade, fluctuating between 2,200 and 2,700 residents, suggesting that demographic changes are more likely due to existing residents' changing identifications or localized movement rather than large-scale migration.

The demographic shifts in Kimball Acres mirror broader national trends of increasing diversity and multiracial identification. The growth in the multiracial population from 2020 to 2022 is particularly significant, potentially reflecting the national trend observed in the 2020 Census, which showed a 276% increase in the multiracial population since 2010.

The economic fluctuations in Kimball Acres may reflect wider economic challenges faced by working-class communities across the United States. The decline in median income since 2015, despite periods of increased racial homogeneity, suggests that local economic factors may have a stronger influence on income levels than racial composition alone.

Kimball Acres represents a dynamic, evolving community that has transitioned through various stages of diversity over the past decade. Its current Moderate Diversity profile with a White Plurality, coupled with recent economic challenges, indicates a neighborhood adapting to broader demographic and economic trends while maintaining its unique character.