As Snellville has become more diverse, its median income has remained relatively stable, even showing some growth. In 2013, the median income was $77,334, and by 2022 it had slightly increased to $77,646, with some fluctuations in between. This suggests that the demographic changes have not negatively impacted the overall economic well-being of the city's residents.

The population has grown steadily from 44,085 in 2013 to 49,559 in 2022, an increase of about 12.4%. This growth, coupled with maintained income levels, indicates that Snellville has likely remained an attractive destination for diverse groups of people.

Snellville's demographic shift aligns with broader national trends of increasing diversity in suburban areas. Many American suburbs have been transitioning from predominantly white communities to more diverse areas, particularly in the Southeast.

Based on the observed trends, Snellville is likely to continue its trajectory towards even greater diversity. The Asian and Hispanic populations have shown consistent growth, while the white population has decreased. If these trends continue, Snellville may transition into a "Transitional Community" category in the near future, with increasing representation from Hispanic and Asian populations.

Economically, the city appears to be maintaining its stability despite significant demographic changes. This suggests a robust local economy that has adapted well to the evolving population makeup. In the future, Snellville may see further increases in median income if it can leverage its growing diversity to attract new businesses and economic opportunities.

Snellville represents an example of a suburban community undergoing rapid demographic transformation while maintaining economic stability. Its evolution from a "White Majority" city to a "High Diversity" community within a decade reflects broader national trends and positions Snellville as a microcosm of America's changing suburban landscape.