The population of Harbour Town Condos has decreased from 518 in 2013 to 459 in 2022. This could indicate a shift towards smaller household sizes or changes in the occupancy rates of the condominiums.

The demographic shifts observed in Harbour Town Condos align with broader trends seen in many urban areas across the United States, where inner-city neighborhoods are experiencing increased racial diversity and gentrification. The rise in median income, coupled with increasing diversity, suggests a pattern of urban renewal and demographic change common in many metropolitan areas.

Nashville has been experiencing rapid growth and increasing diversity over the past decade. Harbour Town Condos appears to be reflecting these city-wide trends, albeit at a more gradual pace.

The community's evolution from a more homogeneous White Majority area to one with increasing representation from Black and Hispanic residents, while maintaining a relatively high median income, indicates a trend towards what could be described as an affluent, Transitional Community. If these trends continue, Harbour Town Condos may shift from Moderate Diversity to High Diversity, reflecting the changing face of urban America and the increasing desirability of diverse, centrally-located neighborhoods among higher-income residents.