The demographic shifts in Oak Hills have been accompanied by an increase in median income. The median income rose from $117,238 in 2013 to $124,209 in 2022, representing a 6% increase over the decade. This trend suggests that the influx of diverse populations has primarily consisted of high-earning professionals.

The population grew from 8,388 in 2013 to 8,550 in 2022, indicating a stable but slightly growing community. This controlled growth, combined with rising incomes, suggests that the area has maintained its desirability while becoming more diverse.

The demographic evolution of Oak Hills is similar to trends seen in affluent suburbs across the United States, particularly those near major tech and business hubs. The increase in Asian and Hispanic populations, along with rising incomes, is comparable to patterns observed in areas like Silicon Valley or the suburbs of Seattle and Austin.

Oak Hills has maintained high median incomes throughout its demographic transition. While many diverse communities experience income inequality, Oak Hills appears to have integrated new populations while preserving its economic status. This could be attributed to migration driven by high-skill job opportunities in nearby corporate centers.

The community's evolution from a White Majority to a Majority-Minority area with maintained affluence presents a case study in suburban diversification. It challenges traditional narratives about demographic change and economic outcomes, suggesting that increased diversity can coexist with economic prosperity when driven by high-skill immigration and robust local economies.

Oak Hills exemplifies a Transitional Community that has undergone significant demographic shifts while maintaining its economic standing. This transformation provides insights into the changing nature of affluent American suburbs and the relationship between diversity, economic growth, and community development.