The population has grown from 25,574 in 2013 to 28,735 in 2022, an increase of about 12.4%. This population growth, coupled with the increasing Hispanic majority, suggests that the area may be attracting Hispanic immigrants or seeing higher birth rates within the Hispanic community.

Leisure City appears to be moving in the opposite direction of national trends, becoming more homogeneous over time. This trend may be reflective of broader patterns in certain parts of Florida, where some communities are becoming increasingly Hispanic-majority areas.

Based on observed trends, it is likely that Leisure City will continue to solidify its status as a "Low Diversity," Hispanic-majority community. The Hispanic population percentage may continue to increase, potentially approaching or exceeding 85% in the coming years.

Economically, if current trends persist, we might see continued modest growth in median income. However, unless there are significant economic development initiatives or changes in the local job market, it is unlikely that we will see dramatic improvements in economic conditions.

There is a possibility that Leisure City could transition into an "Ultra-Low Diversity" category, where a single racial group comprises over 90% of the population. This would represent an extension of the current library of terms to account for extremely homogeneous communities.

It is also worth noting that as the community becomes more established, it may begin to attract a more diverse population, potentially leading to a reversal of the current trend. This could eventually result in a transition back towards "Moderate Diversity" or even "Transitional Community" status if significant changes in racial composition begin to occur.

In conclusion, Leisure City's demographic evolution over the past decade has been characterized by increasing Hispanic concentration and modest economic growth. As the community continues to develop, monitoring these trends will be crucial for understanding its changing needs and opportunities.