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Demographics
Population
Median Income
Racial Distributions
Hebron, Texas has experienced significant demographic changes over the past decade, transitioning from a White Majority community to one of Moderate Diversity. As of 2022, the town's population is 27,681, with a median income of $127,183, indicating an affluent suburban area. The racial composition has shifted notably, with the white population decreasing from a majority to a plurality, while Asian and Hispanic populations have grown substantially.
In 2013, Hebron was categorized as a White Majority community, with 63% of the population identifying as white. Over the next decade, the town transitioned through several categories: White Majority (2013-2017), Moderate Diversity (2018-2021), and Transitional Community (2018-2022). The white population consistently declined from 63% to 48%, while Asian and Hispanic populations increased from 15% to 26% and 9% to 12%, respectively.
By 2022, Hebron could be classified as both Moderate Diversity and a Majority-Minority community, with the white population at 48% and minority groups collectively constituting a majority. The median income has remained consistently high throughout this period of demographic change, fluctuating between $114,612 in 2013 and $127,183 in 2022. The population has grown by about 50% during this period, from 18,448 in 2013 to 27,681 in 2022.
The demographic shifts in Hebron align with broader trends seen in many suburban areas across the United States, particularly those near major metropolitan centers. The growth in Asian and Hispanic populations reflects national trends of increasing diversity in suburban communities. The maintenance of high median incomes alongside increasing diversity suggests that Hebron has successfully integrated new residents without experiencing economic decline.
Based on observed trends, it is likely that Hebron will continue its trajectory towards increased diversity. The most probable prediction is that the community will transition into the High Diversity category within the next 5-10 years. This projection is based on the consistent decline in the white population percentage, the steady increase in Asian and Hispanic populations, and the slight but noticeable growth in the Black population.
If these trends continue, Hebron may see a scenario where no single racial group comprises more than 40% of the population, with at least three groups (White, Asian, and Hispanic) having significant representation (over 10% each). Economically, the town is likely to maintain its affluent status, given its ability to attract a diverse, high-income population. However, as diversity increases, there may be a need for more culturally inclusive policies and services to ensure the continued integration and success of all community members.