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Demographics
Population
Population Density
Nocturne Forest, a neighborhood in the Nashville-Davidson metropolitan area of Tennessee, exhibits population fluctuation over a decade. Demographic data classifies it as Light Suburban, with a population density of 1,894.72 people per square mile in 2022, falling within the 1,000 to 2,000 range typical for such areas.
The neighborhood's population has changed since 2010. It began with 102 residents in 2010, peaked at 132 in 2016, a growth of nearly 30% over six years. The population then declined to 116 residents in 2022, a 12% decrease from the peak.
This growth and decline pattern indicates a dynamic neighborhood. Initial growth may have resulted from new housing developments, improved amenities, or local economic changes. The subsequent decline could be due to shifting housing preferences, economic changes, or environmental factors specific to Nocturne Forest.
The neighborhood's name suggests a wooded setting, potentially attracting residents seeking a balance between suburban convenience and natural surroundings. This characteristic may explain the initial population growth and subsequent stabilization.
The estimated 44 housing units for the 2022 population indicate a mix of housing types, consistent with the Light Suburban classification. This housing diversity may contribute to the neighborhood's ability to attract various residents.
Despite recent population decline, the overall trend since 2010 shows a modest increase. The current population density supports a lifestyle with access to basic amenities and community spaces, while offering more privacy than densely populated urban areas.
Nocturne Forest represents a Light Suburban neighborhood that has experienced both growth and contraction over a decade. Its current state suggests a stable community balancing urban convenience with a relaxed lifestyle. Future development and population trends will likely depend on how well it meets evolving resident needs within Nashville's metropolitan growth context.