Olde Whitehall, a neighborhood in Charlotte, North Carolina, currently exhibits a Black Majority demographic composition, with 52% of its population identified as Black in 2022. The neighborhood has experienced significant population growth over the past decade, nearly doubling from 5,137 residents in 2010 to 11,636 in 2022. With a median income of $72,563 in 2022, Olde Whitehall represents a middle-class urban community. This area has undergone substantial demographic shifts, transitioning from a more diverse composition to its current Black majority status.

In 2013, Olde Whitehall could be categorized as a Moderate Diversity community, with significant representation from Black (35%), White (31%), and Hispanic (23%) populations. Over the years, the neighborhood transitioned through several diversity categories. From 2013 to 2019, it shifted from Moderate Diversity to Majority-Minority, where no single racial group constituted a majority, but minority groups collectively formed the majority of the population. By 2020, the Black population surpassed the 50% threshold, establishing a Black Majority status that has continued to strengthen through 2022.

The demographic shifts in Olde Whitehall have coincided with steady economic growth. The median income increased from $59,952 in 2013 to $72,563 in 2022, representing a 21% growth over nine years. The population more than doubled from 5,213 in 2013 to 11,636 in 2022, indicating strong demand for housing in the area. The rising median income suggests that the influx of Black residents may have included middle to upper-middle-class families, potentially contributing to neighborhood gentrification or revitalization.