Graduate Hospital, a neighborhood in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, currently exhibits characteristics of a White Majority community with Moderate Diversity. As of 2022, the white population constitutes 63% of the area, with significant Black (22%) and Asian (7%) populations. The neighborhood has experienced substantial economic growth, with a median income of $115,075 in 2022, significantly higher than the national average. Graduate Hospital is known for its vibrant community atmosphere, trendy restaurants, and proximity to Center City Philadelphia, making it an increasingly desirable area for young professionals and families.

Over the past decade, Graduate Hospital has undergone a notable transition from a Moderate Diversity community to a White Majority area. In 2013, the neighborhood was characterized by Moderate Diversity, with a white population of 57% and a significant Black population of 28%. By 2022, the white population increased to 63%, while the Black population decreased to 22%. This shift can be attributed to several factors: gentrification, economic development, and cultural shifts.

The demographic changes in Graduate Hospital correlate strongly with economic growth. From 2013 to 2022, the median income increased from $85,191 to $115,075, a 35% increase. The population grew from 11,874 in 2013 to 13,784 in 2022, indicating increased desirability of the area. These economic trends likely both influenced and were influenced by demographic shifts. Higher incomes may have priced out some previous residents, potentially contributing to the decrease in the Black population. The influx of higher-income residents likely contributed to local business growth and property value increases.