Wyndemere's economic landscape has been volatile. The median income decreased from $45,196 in 2015 to $27,698 in 2016, coinciding with an increase in racial diversity. This suggests an influx of lower-income residents from diverse backgrounds during this period.

The community demonstrated economic resilience, with median income rebounding to $44,595 in 2017 and continuing to rise, reaching $76,838 in 2021. This economic recovery coincided with a slight reversal in the diversity trend, as the white population percentage increased from its lowest point of 70% in 2018 to 80% in 2022.

Wyndemere's population remained relatively stable, fluctuating between 448 and 665 residents over the decade. The increase in population from 476 in 2020 to 665 in 2022, coupled with rising median income, suggests a period of economic growth and potentially increased housing development or occupancy rates.

The demographic shifts in Wyndemere reflect broader national trends of increasing diversity in suburban areas. However, the reversal towards less diversity in recent years contrasts with the general trend in many U.S. cities towards greater racial integration.

The economic volatility experienced by Wyndemere, particularly the sharp decline in 2016 followed by a strong recovery, may indicate broader economic challenges faced by small to medium-sized cities in the Midwest. The subsequent rise in median income to levels significantly above the starting point in 2013 suggests that Wyndemere has potentially benefited from economic development initiatives or changing economic conditions in the broader Fort Wayne area.

While Wyndemere showed potential for becoming a more diverse community in the mid-2010s, recent trends indicate a return to its predominantly white demographic composition. This, coupled with rising median incomes, suggests a possible gentrification process or changing housing market dynamics that may be influencing the neighborhood's demographic and economic profile.