The economic changes correlate with demographic shifts. The period of increasing median income (2013-2019) coincided with a relatively stable racial composition. The decrease in median income after 2019 occurred alongside slight increases in diversity, particularly the rise in Asian representation and fluctuations in the Black population percentage.

The demographic and economic trends in Lennox Village reflect broader patterns observed in many suburban areas of major metropolitan regions. The neighborhood's maintained White Majority status, despite slight increases in diversity, aligns with the trend of suburban areas slowly becoming more diverse. The decline in median income post-2019 mirrors national economic challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. The recent increase in Asian representation may reflect a growing trend of Asian Americans moving to suburban areas.

In conclusion, Lennox Village has maintained its White Majority status, with subtle shifts in racial composition and significant changes in median income over the past decade. These changes, influenced by local factors and broader national trends, suggest that Lennox Village is slowly evolving towards increased diversity while navigating economic challenges common to many American communities in recent years.