The neighborhood has experienced fluctuations in median income over the past decade. From 2013 to 2019, the median income showed an overall upward trend, peaking at $166,512 in 2019. However, there was a significant drop in 2020 to $129,019. Since then, the median income has shown a slight recovery, reaching $130,850 in 2022.

The period of increasing diversity (2013-2022) initially corresponded with rising median incomes, suggesting that the neighborhood attracted affluent individuals from diverse backgrounds. The recent stabilization of income levels post-2020 may indicate a new economic equilibrium as the community becomes more diverse.

The demographic shifts observed in Stone Creek Park align with broader trends seen in many affluent suburbs across the United States. As cities become more diverse, traditionally homogeneous suburban areas are experiencing increased racial and ethnic diversity, particularly among higher-income brackets.

The neighborhood's median income, even after the 2020 decline, remains significantly above the national median household income. This suggests that Stone Creek Park continues to be an attractive destination for high-income earners from various racial backgrounds.

The transition towards greater diversity in Stone Creek Park, while maintaining high income levels, may reflect changing preferences among affluent professionals and families who value diverse communities. This trend could potentially enhance the neighborhood's appeal to a broader range of high-income residents, fostering a more inclusive yet still economically exclusive community.

Stone Creek Park is evolving from a predominantly white, low-diversity area to a more moderately diverse, affluent neighborhood. This transition, coupled with its consistently high median income, positions the neighborhood as an example of how traditionally homogeneous, high-income suburbs are adapting to the changing demographics of American society.