The Tipton Area of Elkhart, Indiana, has undergone significant demographic changes from 2013 to 2022. Initially a Majority-Minority community, it has transitioned to a White Majority neighborhood with low diversity. As of 2022, 79% of the population identifies as white. The area has experienced a substantial decrease in population over this period, dropping from 1,742 in 2013 to 819 in 2022.

The demographic shift in the Tipton Area has been notable. In 2013, the neighborhood was categorized as Majority-Minority, with Hispanic residents comprising 47% of the population and white residents 36%. This composition remained relatively stable through 2015. However, from 2016 onwards, a significant shift occurred. The area transitioned to a White Plurality in 2016 and 2017, with the white population growing to 49% and 60% respectively. By 2018, the neighborhood had become a White Majority community, a trend that has continued through 2022.

The demographic changes have corresponded with fluctuations in median income. In 2013, when the area was Majority-Minority, the median income was $30,652. As the community transitioned towards a White Majority, there was an increase in median income, peaking at $59,693 in 2017. However, this economic boost was not sustained. Despite the continued trend towards a White Majority, median income has fluctuated significantly since 2017, dropping to $31,309 in 2019 before rising again to $41,628 in 2022.