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Demographic Analysis of Temescal Valley: Transition to Majority-Minority Status
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Demographics
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Population
Median Income
Racial Distributions
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Demographics
Population
Median Income
Racial Distributions
Temescal Valley, California, is categorized as a Moderate Diversity community with a White Plurality. As of 2022, the city's population is 36,071, with a median income of $116,842. The racial composition shows no single group exceeding 50%, with White (41%) and Hispanic (36%) populations forming the largest segments, followed by Asian (12%) and Black (9%) communities.
Over the past decade, Temescal Valley has transitioned from a White Majority community to its current Moderate Diversity status. In 2013, the city was categorized as a White Majority with 55% of the population. By 2016, it had shifted to a White Plurality as the White population decreased below 50%. This trend continued, with the White population decreasing to 41% by 2022, while Hispanic, Asian, and Black populations steadily increased.
The community has shown signs of becoming a Transitional Community, particularly with the consistent growth of Hispanic and Asian populations. The Hispanic population increased from 30% in 2013 to 36% in 2022, while the Asian population grew from 7% to 12% in the same period.
Temescal Valley has experienced significant economic growth alongside these demographic shifts. The median income has risen from $104,403 in 2013 to $116,842 in 2022, representing an 11.9% increase. This economic growth has coincided with the increasing diversity of the community.
The population has grown substantially, from 28,889 in 2013 to 36,071 in 2022, a 24.9% increase. This population growth, coupled with rising incomes, indicates a thriving community that is attracting new residents from various backgrounds.
The trends observed in Temescal Valley align with broader patterns seen in many California communities. The state has been experiencing increasing diversity and a growing Hispanic population, particularly in suburban areas.
Based on the observed trends, Temescal Valley is likely to continue its trajectory towards increased diversity. If current trends persist, the community may transition into a High Diversity category within the next 5-10 years. The Hispanic population may become the plurality group, potentially surpassing the White population.
Economically, the area is likely to continue experiencing growth, given its attractiveness to diverse populations and rising incomes. However, this could lead to affordability challenges for some segments of the population.
Temescal Valley exemplifies a dynamic, evolving community that is becoming increasingly diverse while maintaining economic growth. This transition presents both opportunities and challenges as the community adapts to its changing demographic landscape.
