Kensington Hill, a neighborhood in Fredericksburg, Virginia, exhibits a profile of Moderate Diversity with a population of 87 residents as of 2022. The neighborhood has experienced significant changes in its racial composition over the past decade, moving towards increased diversity. The median income in Kensington Hill was $80,142 in 2022, indicating economic stability despite demographic shifts. The neighborhood maintains a small population size while located in a growing city, possibly suggesting its status as a niche residential area within Fredericksburg.

In 2013, Kensington Hill had a White Plurality, with white residents comprising 48% of the population. From 2014 to 2015, the area briefly shifted to a White Majority, with white residents making up 54% and 57% of the population respectively. Between 2016 and 2020, Kensington Hill evolved into a Majority-Minority community. The Hispanic population grew significantly, becoming the largest minority group at 37% in 2016, while the white population decreased to around 33-35%. In 2021-2022, the neighborhood returned to a state of Moderate Diversity, with a more balanced distribution among white (38%), Hispanic (28%), and black (21%) residents in 2022.

The demographic shifts correlate with economic changes in the neighborhood. As Kensington Hill transitioned from White Plurality to White Majority (2013-2015), median income increased from $46,737 to $58,102. During the Majority-Minority period (2016-2020), median income saw substantial growth, rising from $59,546 to $80,655. This coincided with increased Hispanic representation and a growing population. In the recent Moderate Diversity phase (2021-2022), median income has remained relatively stable around $80,000-$81,000.