Commercial Real Estate Market in Stinesville, IN

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Zoning & Land Use

Land Use Mix share of zoned land by category

  • Residential 89%
  • Civic 6.4%
  • Commercial 4.6%

Largest Zones share of zoned land by district

High Density Residential
Institutional Public
Recreation
General Business

Stinesville, IN zones 63 acres across 4 districts. Commercial zoning covers 4.6% of zoned land, residential 89%. The largest single district is High Density Residential at 83.9%. For commercial buyers the practical constraint is that only 4.6% of land carries a commercial or industrial designation.

High Density Residential (HR)

Its purposes are to encourage the development of smaller sized residential lots in areas where public services exist to service them efficiently to discourage the development of nonresidential uses to protect the environmentally sensitive areas, including floodplain, watersheds, karst, and steep slopes; and to maintain the character of the surrounding neighb…

Market overview

Demographics & Economy

Stinesville, IN has 198 residents in 174 households. Density runs 1,708 people per square mile. Median household income here is $61,382 and median gross rent $709 a month.

198
Population
174
Households
1.1
Avg Household Size
47
Median Age
11%
College-Educated
89%
High-School Grad
0.1 sq mi
ZIP Area
1,708
Density / Sq Mi
$61,382
Median Household Income
$51,667
Median Earnings
$709
Median Rent
$120,000
Median Home Value

Tools

Nearby Markets

Market Average Sale Price, $/SF Average Lease Price, $/SF/Yr
Little Point — —
Gosport — —
Ellettsville — —
Modesto — —

Frequently Asked Questions

What zoning applies to commercial property in Stinesville?
Stinesville, IN zones 63 acres across 4 districts, of which 4.6% is commercial and 0% industrial. The largest single district is High Density Residential at 83.9% of zoned land. Its purposes are to encourage the development of smaller sized residential lots in areas where public services exist to service them efficiently to discourage the development of nonresidential uses to protect the environmentally sensitive areas, including floodplain, watersheds, karst, and steep slopes; and to maintain the character of the surrounding neighb… Residential zoning covers 89% and open space 0%.
Methodology & data sources
Vacancy rates
Published per-sector market series, taken at the metro level where one exists and otherwise at the Census-region level — a chart reading "in <region> region" is a regional number, not this city's.
Zoning and land use
The current municipal zoning release: 63 zoned acres across 4 districts. Shares are of zoned land, so parcels the release leaves unclassified are excluded from the mix.
Refresh
The monthly aggregates close at the end of the previous month, so 31 August 2026 — not today — is the honest last update.
Known limitations
office vacancy is reported at Midwest region level, retail vacancy is reported at Midwest region level and industrial vacancy is reported at Midwest region level.
Coverage
Metrics below the 10-observation threshold fall back one geographic level. The geography used is named on each figure.

Compiled by the Realmo Data team · reviewed 31 August 2026 · report a data issue