The demographic shifts in the Villages of Brentwood have occurred alongside fluctuations in median income. From 2013 to 2022, the median income increased from $67,665 to $68,419. This growth was not linear, with a significant dip to $57,488 in 2016 before recovering and surpassing the 2013 level.

The period of lowest median income (2015-2017) coincides with the acceleration of demographic changes. This could suggest that the neighborhood became more accessible to a diverse range of residents during this period of relatively lower incomes. The subsequent income recovery and growth from 2018 onwards occurred as the neighborhood continued to diversify, potentially indicating that the increased diversity did not negatively impact the area's economic status.

The demographic shifts observed in the Villages of Brentwood align with broader national trends towards increasing diversity in urban and suburban areas. The neighborhood's relatively stable population size contrasts with the rapid growth seen in many parts of Nashville and other major metropolitan areas in the Southern United States.

The income trends in the Villages of Brentwood, showing recovery and growth after a mid-decade dip, mirror patterns seen in many U.S. communities following the recovery from the 2008 financial crisis. The neighborhood's current median income remains above the national average, indicating its continued status as a relatively affluent area despite demographic changes.

The Villages of Brentwood presents a case of a transitional community where increasing racial diversity has coincided with economic resilience and growth. This suggests a positive integration of new residents and potentially points to the economic benefits of diversity in urban neighborhoods.