FAQs
Who is BrodyCo?
Family-owned and based in eastern North Carolina, BrodyCo has a proven track record cultivating vibrant spaces in the area. BrodyCo co-developed the adjacent retail and residential spaces of Mayfaire Town Center, transforming the area into a flourishing live, work, play, shop, and dine destination.
As co-developer, BrodyCo also master-planned:
Parkside at Mayfaire.
The Reserve at Mayfaire.
The Village at Mayfaire.
Mayfaire Townview.
Mayfaire Office Park.
Mayfaire Hotel Park.
Mayfaire Retail Town Center.
What makes Mayfaire West stand out as a development?
Located in Wilmington, just 2.5 miles from Wrightsville Beach, Mayfaire West is a transformational development offering year-round housing via a mix of multifamily residences and townhomes. Mayfaire West is a natural progression of Mayfaire Town Center’s live, work, shop, dine, and play concept, seamlessly connecting residents and visitors to Mayfaire Town Center’s premium office space and hospitality offerings.
How will Mayfaire West uniquely blend functionality and aesthetic appeal?
Drawing from our experience with the entire Mayfaire Town Center development, we have a deep understanding of the area's architectural themes and character. With this expertise and strong attention to detail, we are committed to creating a high-quality, lasting community that integrates seamlessly into the surrounding neighborhood. The master plan for Mayfaire West will emphasize functionality, connectivity, and intentional design.
What residents will Mayfaire West attract?
Mayfaire West’s thoughtfully-designed townhomes cater to working professionals, growing families, and others seeking a convenient and connected living option. Mayfaire West also makes commuting to regional offices several days a week seamless and efficient. The location of these homes reduces travel time, streamlines work-life balance, and enhances a thriving lifestyle where residents can effortlessly live, work, and play.
What measures have been taken to maximize suitability and green space at Mayfaire West?
Plans for Mayfaire West include 44% open space through both the design of thoughtful landscaping and the preservation of existing, mature trees. Maintaining mature landscaping and trees along the edges of the development including Two Mile Branch creek will improve water quality in nearby drainage areas. Our stormwater management strategy includes a comprehensive study of surrounding watercourses to enhance drainage and minimize environmental impact.
How accessible is the development in terms of walkability and access to the rest of the city?
Mayfaire West includes 5.5 miles of new sidewalks and trails. Wilmington’s 15-mile, off-road Gary Shell Cross City Trail will extend through Mayfaire West, connecting the main trail to the large Mayfaire area. This multiuse trail is part of a developing city-wide trails and greenways system and will provide Mayfaire West residents with safe and convenient bicycle and pedestrian access to various recreational, cultural, and educational destinations in Wilmington.
How does Mayfaire West promote wellness and active living within the community?
Mayfaire West will extend Mayfaire Town Center's vibrant lifestyle, where residents and visitors currently enjoy walking, biking, and spending time together outdoors. With more than 22% preserved green space and 5.5 miles of new trails and paths, the community will foster wellness, connectivity, and a bike- and pedestrian-friendly environment.
How does Mayfaire West benefit Wilmington economically?
Mayfaire West will create additional property and sales tax revenue, boosting local spending, and creating jobs. By providing housing for both consumers and workers, Mayfaire West strengthens Wilmington’s tax base while supporting local businesses and driving overall economic growth.
How will Mayfaire West affect the traffic in the area?
Mayfaire West is designed for efficient and safe traffic flow, featuring a grid layout inspired by Traditional Neighborhood Design and traffic-calming measures like roundabouts, on-street parking, medians, and narrower streets.
In collaboration with St. Mark Catholic Church, Autumn Hall and the City of Wilmington, the project has already installed key improvements, including a traffic signal on Eastwood Road and a shared roundabout. These enhancements have significantly improved traffic flow in the area.