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Demographics
Population
Median Income
Racial Distributions
Zip code 11370 in Queens, New York, represents a Moderate Diversity community as of 2022. No single racial group holds a majority. The area has a significant Hispanic population (39%), followed by Asian (28%) and White (26%) communities. The median income is $72,912, and the population is 23,137.
This zip code has maintained its status as a Moderate Diversity community over the past decade. The Hispanic community has remained the largest group, fluctuating between 37-41%. The Asian population has shown slight variations, ranging from 26-29%. The White population has experienced minor fluctuations, generally staying between 26-30%, with a slight decrease in recent years.
The Black population, while small, has increased from 1-2% in earlier years to 3-4% in recent years. The category of Two or More Races has seen a small but consistent increase. The median income has shown an overall upward trend, rising from $59,906 in 2013 to $72,912 in 2022, an increase of about 22% over nine years.
The population has decreased from 29,187 in 2013 to 23,137 in 2022, a drop of about 21%. This inverse relationship between income and population could indicate gentrification, changes in family size, or the impact of COVID-19.
The demographic makeup of this Queens zip code reflects broader trends in many urban areas across the United States, particularly in terms of increasing diversity and the growing Hispanic population. The economic growth, coupled with population decrease, mirrors patterns seen in other gentrifying urban neighborhoods.
The stability of the Moderate Diversity classification over time suggests that this area has long been a multicultural community. The increasing median income may be contributing to displacement of lower-income residents. The slight increase in the Black population and those identifying as two or more races indicates that the area continues to evolve demographically.
Zip code 11370 in Queens represents a stable yet slowly evolving Moderate Diversity community, balancing economic growth with demographic shifts. These changes reflect broader urban trends while maintaining a distinct local character shaped by its long-standing multicultural composition.