Moores Mill appears to be maintaining its low diversity status, contrary to national trends of increasing diversity in many urban and suburban areas. The community's median income remains above the national median, suggesting a relatively affluent enclave. The declining population might indicate challenges in attracting or retaining residents.

Based on observed trends, Moores Mill will likely continue to be classified as a "Low Diversity" community in the near future. The minimal changes in racial composition over a decade suggest entrenched demographic patterns. The increase in residents identifying as two or more races could potentially lead to a gradual shift towards slightly more diversity.

Economically, if the trend of the past few years continues, further increases in median income might occur, potentially returning to or surpassing the peak levels of 2013-2014. The declining population is a concern that could impact the community's economic vitality if not addressed.

Moores Mill may not transition to a new diversity category in the immediate future. Ongoing monitoring of the increases in multiracial residents and the community's ability to attract new residents will be crucial in understanding its long-term demographic and economic trajectory.