The Iah - Airport Area neighborhood in Houston, Texas, is classified as a Majority-Minority community with Moderate Diversity. As of 2022, the neighborhood has a population of 50,769 and a median income of $56,361. The area includes the George Bush Intercontinental Airport, which may influence its demographic and economic patterns.

Over the past decade, the Iah - Airport Area has maintained its Majority-Minority status. In 2013, the area exhibited Moderate Diversity with a Hispanic plurality (43%) and significant Black representation (34%). By 2018, the community approached High Diversity, with Black and Hispanic populations nearly equal (41% and 42% respectively). In 2022, the neighborhood returned to Moderate Diversity, with Hispanics forming a plurality at 49% and Blacks at 35%.

The median income in the area has increased steadily, rising from $44,947 in 2013 to $56,361 in 2022, a 25.4% increase. This economic improvement correlates with demographic shifts. The rise in Hispanic population coincides with income growth, potentially indicating economic opportunities attracting this group. The slight decrease in the Black population percentage, despite overall population growth, may suggest some outward migration as incomes rose.