Archwood Acres, a neighborhood in Nashville, Tennessee, exhibits a Black Plurality demographic composition with moderate diversity as of 2022. The Black population constitutes 44% of the neighborhood, followed by White (29%) and Hispanic (24%) populations. The median income of $36,637 in 2022 suggests a working-class community. Archwood Acres has experienced significant fluctuations in its median income over the past decade, indicating economic volatility in the area.

Over the past decade, Archwood Acres has transitioned from a community with a White Plurality to one with a Black Plurality. In 2013, the neighborhood had a slight White Plurality (45%) with a nearly equal Black population (42%). By 2022, these proportions had shifted, with the Black population increasing to 44% and the White population decreasing to 29%. The Hispanic population has grown significantly, from 11% in 2013 to 24% in 2022, contributing to the neighborhood's increasing diversity. This trend suggests that Archwood Acres can be categorized as a Transitional Community, moving towards greater diversity over time.

The neighborhood has consistently maintained Moderate Diversity throughout the decade, with three racial groups (Black, White, and Hispanic) each representing over 20% of the population in recent years. The median income in Archwood Acres has shown volatility over the past decade. Starting from $19,638 in 2013, it rose to $39,603 in 2018, then fluctuated before settling at $36,637 in 2022. This volatility coincides with the demographic shifts, suggesting a possible correlation between changing racial composition and economic conditions.