Munsey Park, a village in New York, exhibits a White Majority demographic composition with a high median income. In 2022, the neighborhood has Low Diversity, with the white population constituting 66% of residents. Munsey Park has one of the highest median household incomes in the United States, exceeding $190,000 over the past decade. This affluent suburban community is characterized by tree-lined streets and large homes, reflecting its status as an enclave for high-income professionals.

Over the past decade, Munsey Park has undergone a demographic transition. In 2013, the community was categorized as Low Diversity with a strong White Majority (84%). By 2022, while still maintaining a White Majority, the community has shifted towards Moderate Diversity. This transition is primarily driven by an increase in the Asian population, which grew from 8% in 2013 to 20% in 2022. The Hispanic population has also grown modestly, increasing from 5% to 8% over the same period. The community has begun to show signs of becoming a Transitional Community, particularly with the steady increase in Asian and multiracial residents.

Munsey Park's economic status has remained stable despite demographic changes. The median income has fluctuated between $186,462 and $197,958 over the past decade, showing a slight upward trend. This suggests that the influx of new racial groups, particularly Asian residents, has not significantly altered the overall economic profile of the community. The consistent high income levels may indicate that new residents are of similar socioeconomic status to the existing population.