The demographic shifts have coincided with changes in median income. From 2013 to 2019, there was a decline in median income, dropping from $75,049 to $50,418. This decline paralleled the increase in diversity, particularly the growth of the Hispanic population. Since 2019, there has been a modest recovery in median income, rising to $58,147 in 2022. This recovery coincides with a continued increase in the Hispanic population and a more rapid decline in the white majority.

The trends observed in Bressler align with broader patterns seen in many smaller American communities. The increasing Hispanic population and gradual diversification are consistent with national demographic trends, particularly in areas that were previously predominantly white. The initial economic decline followed by a modest recovery is also reflective of broader economic patterns seen in many small to medium-sized American communities, particularly those experiencing significant demographic changes.

Based on the observed trends, Bressler is likely to continue its transition towards greater diversity. If current trends persist, it may soon be categorized as a "Majority-Minority" community, with the Hispanic population potentially becoming the largest single group. Economically, the recent upward trend in median income suggests a potential stabilization or modest growth in the coming years. This could indicate that the community is adapting to its changing demographics and finding new economic opportunities.

Bressler is in the midst of a significant demographic transition, moving from a "Low Diversity" to a "Moderate Diversity" community, with strong indicators of becoming a "Transitional Community." These changes have been accompanied by economic challenges, but recent trends suggest a potential for economic stabilization alongside increasing diversity. The community's future will likely be shaped by how well it integrates its growing Hispanic population and adapts its economic structure to changing demographics.