Forest Park Boulevard in Fort Wayne, Indiana, exhibits a demographic profile characterized by low diversity and a predominant white population. As of 2022, the neighborhood's population stands at 536 residents, with 94% identifying as white. The median income is $50,261, which has experienced a significant decrease over the past decade. Forest Park Boulevard is recognized for its historic residences and tree-lined streets, reflecting its early 20th-century development as an upscale residential area.

Over the past decade, Forest Park Boulevard has maintained its classification as a "Low Diversity" neighborhood. The white population has remained dominant, increasing from 86% in 2013 to 94% in 2022. This trend indicates a reinforcement of the neighborhood's racial homogeneity rather than a shift towards greater diversity. Minor fluctuations have occurred in other racial groups, but none substantial enough to alter the neighborhood's categorization. The Hispanic population reached a peak of 7% in 2016-2017 but has since decreased to 3% in 2022. The black population has remained relatively stable, never exceeding 2% of the total.

The economic trajectory of Forest Park Boulevard contrasts with its stable racial composition. The median income has experienced a substantial decline, decreasing from $77,973 in 2015 to $50,261 in 2022, a reduction of nearly 36%. This downward trend in income levels coincides with a slight increase in population, from 453 in 2015 to 536 in 2022. The inverse relationship between population growth and income decline suggests potential changes in the neighborhood's socio-economic composition. It is possible that as property values or living costs decreased, the area became more accessible to a broader range of income levels within the same racial demographic.