The economic shifts appear to correlate with demographic changes. The period of lowest median income (2017-2019) coincides with the highest percentage of black residents and lowest percentage of white residents. This suggests a possible relationship between racial composition and economic factors.

The demographic trends in Ridgemoor reflect broader national patterns to some extent. Many suburban areas across the United States have experienced gradual increases in diversity over the past decade, often at a slower pace than urban centers. The maintenance of a strong White Majority in Ridgemoor suggests that this neighborhood may be changing more slowly than some comparable suburban areas nationally.

Economically, the median income in Ridgemoor has generally remained above the national median household income, which was $67,521 in 2020. This indicates that despite fluctuations, Ridgemoor has maintained its status as a relatively affluent neighborhood.

Ridgemoor has experienced subtle demographic shifts and economic fluctuations over the past decade. However, it has largely maintained its character as a White Majority, Low Diversity, and economically stable neighborhood. The interplay between racial composition and economic factors suggests a complex relationship that may continue to shape the neighborhood's development in the future.