Brownstone, a neighborhood in Nashville, Tennessee, exhibits a White Majority demographic composition with a median income of $87,970 as of 2022. The community is categorized as having Low Diversity, with white residents comprising 77% of the population. Brownstone has experienced significant fluctuations in both its demographic makeup and economic status over the past decade.

From 2013 to 2022, Brownstone underwent several notable transitions in its racial composition. From 2013-2017, the neighborhood maintained a White Majority status, but with moderate diversity. The white population ranged from 64-72%, with significant Black (7-11%) and Hispanic (10-13%) minorities. From 2018-2021, a shift towards Low Diversity occurred, with the white population increasing to 85-90%. This period saw a sharp decline in Black and Hispanic populations. In 2022, while still categorized as White Majority and Low Diversity, there was a notable increase in the Asian population (from 8% in 2021 to 15% in 2022), suggesting the beginning of a potential Transitional Community phase.

The neighborhood's median income has shown substantial volatility. From 2013-2019, there was a relatively stable period with incomes ranging from $92,596 to $118,275. In 2020-2021, there was a sharp increase to $168,010 and $171,390 respectively. In 2022, there was a dramatic decrease to $87,970. These economic shifts correlate with the demographic changes. The period of moderate diversity (2013-2017) coincided with relatively stable, upper-middle-class income levels. The shift to Low Diversity and increased White Majority (2018-2021) corresponded with a significant increase in median income. The recent drop in median income (2022) aligns with the sudden increase in Asian population.