Mobile home and outbuildings can be removed prior to sale. The economy of Stonewall, Louisiana, is primarily characterized as a growing "bedroom community" for nearby Shreveport. As of 2025, the town is experiencing rapid residential and commercial expansion, including new retail developments and steady population growth. Key Economic Indicators (2023–2025) Median Household Income: Estimated at $56,016. Households led by residents aged 25–44 often see significantly higher medians near $99,792. Employment: Approximately 1,146 residents are employed, with a strong focus on professional and administrative positions (83.4%). Poverty Rate: 7.72%, which is notably lower than the national average of approximately 12.4%. Housing Market: As of October 2025, the median home sale price is $350,000. The town has a high homeownership rate of roughly 81.9%. Primary Industries The local economy is driven by sectors that serve the growing population and provide services to the broader Shreveport-Bossier metro area: Health Care & Social Assistance: The largest employment sector for residents. Construction: One of the highest-paying industries in the town, with median earnings around $86,375. Retail Trade: A significant and growing sector as new businesses move into the area. Recent Growth and Developments (2025) New Commercial Projects: Several developments are underway, including a new strip mall at 128 Diane Street and the highly anticipated Harps Foods grocery store, which will be the first of its kind in North Louisiana. Infrastructure & Zoning: The town is actively rezoning land from residential-agricultural to commercial to facilitate growth, as seen in recent 2025 ordinances. Town Finances: The proposed municipal budget for the 2024–2025 fiscal year includes approximately $1.96 million in revenue. The town has historically maintained a strong financial position with no outstanding debt.