Broadway Gillham, a neighborhood in Kansas City, Missouri, has undergone significant demographic changes from 2013 to 2022. In 2013, the neighborhood exhibited moderate diversity with a population composition of 50% white, 28% Hispanic, and 19% black. By 2022, the neighborhood had transitioned to a white majority, with the white population increasing to 74%. This demographic shift coincided with changes in the neighborhood's median income.

The median income in Broadway Gillham increased from $35,132 in 2013 to $49,430 in 2022. This upward trend in income was not linear, with notable fluctuations observed between 2014-2016 and in 2020. The population of the neighborhood remained relatively stable during this period, ranging from 736 to 987 residents. This suggests that the demographic changes were primarily due to population turnover rather than significant influxes of new residents.

The trend observed in Broadway Gillham, where an increasing white population correlates with rising median incomes, is consistent with patterns seen in many urban areas undergoing gentrification. This process often involves the displacement of lower-income, historically minority communities as an area becomes more attractive to higher-income, often white residents. However, the transition in Broadway Gillham has been gradual over a decade, rather than a sudden shift.