Mundy Township is experiencing significant growth, with over 650 new residential units currently in planning or permitting stages. This expansion is complemented by notable commercial developments along the Hill Road corridor, which will enhance the area’s existing 900 hotel rooms and retail amenities. However, this growth comes at the cost of converting agricultural and vacant lands into residential and commercial uses.

Despite its rich agricultural history, Mundy Township does not meet federal or state definitions of a rural community, which has hindered its ability to qualify for USDA grants since the early 1980s. Community surveys consistently show that residents value the preservation of agricultural areas and the rural feel of the township. However, as a statutory unit of government, Mundy Township has limited authority to restrict development.

The township's prime location continues to attract organic development pressure, which is expected to persist. Additionally, discussions are ongoing regarding a potential advanced manufacturing facility in the northwest corner of Mundy Township, a project that has been in consideration since 2022. As these developments unfold, the community will need to balance growth with the preservation of its agricultural heritage.