The median income in the area has shown considerable fluctuation over the past decade. From 2013 to 2022, there has been an overall upward trend in median income, rising from $54,052 to $71,757, an increase of about 33%. This growth has not been linear, with a significant jump between 2015 and 2018, followed by a decrease in 2019, and subsequent fluctuations.

These economic shifts do not seem to correlate strongly with changes in racial demographics, which have remained relatively stable. This suggests that economic factors in this area may be more influenced by external economic conditions or local industry changes rather than demographic shifts. Population trends show a general decline from 159 in 2019 to 112 in 2022, which is a significant decrease for such a small community.

While national trends have shown increasing diversity in many areas, this particular zip code has maintained its low diversity status. The median household income in this community was above the national average in 2021. However, the small population size of this CDP means that these figures may be more volatile and less representative than those of larger communities.

The stability in racial composition, coupled with the overall increase in median income over the decade, suggests that this small community has experienced economic growth without significant demographic changes. This pattern differs from many urban and suburban areas across the U.S., which have often seen increased diversity alongside economic development.

In conclusion, while the North Merritt Island (zip code 32815) has seen notable economic fluctuations over the past decade, its racial demographics have remained remarkably stable, maintaining its status as a low diversity area. The community's small size makes it particularly susceptible to significant percentage changes from even minor shifts in population or income, which should be considered when interpreting these trends.