These economic shifts correlate with the demographic changes, suggesting that as the area became less diverse, it also became more affluent. The recent slight increase in diversity coincides with continued income growth, possibly indicating gentrification processes. Population trends show steady growth from 2013 to 2019, followed by a significant drop in 2020 and a slight recovery thereafter.

The demographic trends in the University neighborhood contrast with national trends towards increasing diversity. While many urban areas across the U.S. have seen growing minority populations and increased diversity, this neighborhood has experienced a consolidation of its white majority over much of the past decade. The economic volatility and recent growth in this area outpace national averages, suggesting local factors may be driving these changes more than broader economic trends.

The University neighborhood has undergone significant demographic and economic shifts over the past decade, transitioning from a moderately diverse, low-income area to a less diverse but more affluent community. Recent trends suggest a potential reversal towards slightly increased diversity alongside continued economic growth, indicating ongoing evolution in the neighborhood's character and composition.