This substantial increase in median income coincides with the gradual diversification of the neighborhood, particularly the growth in Hispanic and multiracial populations. It is possible that this economic improvement has attracted a more diverse population to the area, or that the influx of new residents has contributed to economic growth.

Population trends have been relatively stable, with slight fluctuations between 863 and 1,248 residents over the decade. The recent uptick from 893 in 2021 to 1,013 in 2022 aligns with the income increase and growing diversity.

The trends in Skyland reflect some broader national patterns, including increasing diversity in traditionally minority-majority neighborhoods, particularly growth in Hispanic and multiracial populations, and economic improvements in urban areas, though Skyland's median income remains below national averages. The sharp increase in median income from 2019 to 2020 is unusual and may be related to local factors or demographic changes that are not immediately apparent from the data.

Skyland represents a community in transition. While maintaining its character as a predominantly Black neighborhood, it is showing signs of increasing diversity and significant economic improvement. These changes could have implications for local culture, community dynamics, and future development in the area. Further investigation into local policies, economic initiatives, or migration patterns could provide more insight into the drivers behind these demographic and economic shifts.