Snow Day

What a rare occasion to have a snow day at Autumn Hall. Families enjoyed playing under a canopy of snow-covered trees and pulling boogie boards (Wilmington's version of the sled) through the parks blanketed with fresh white snow.

Whole Foods Market in Wilmington

Wilmington REALTOR® Nicole Valentine recently organized a petition in support of a Whole Foods Market in Wilmington, North Carolina. To sign the petition and increase our chances of bringing Whole Foods Market to our area, please click here. We encourage you to help us spread the message by sharing this petition with your friends and family.

Creating Commerce Together

Just before Thanksgiving, Coastal Carolina Tomorrow hosted gathering here at Autumn Hall .

The event, the third in a series "Creating Commerce Together," featured NC DOT Secretary Dean Conti who outlined key funding sources and strategies to address the Department's priority projects over the next several years.

'Tis the Season

Each year around this time, we make the decision to purchase a living Christmas tree or pull the old artificial tree out of the attic. According to the National Christmas Tree Association, here are some eco-friendly reasons to spring for a living Christmas tree this holiday season:

Real trees are a renewable, recyclable resource. Artificial trees contain non-biodegradable plastics and possible metal toxins such as lead.

For each Christmas tree harvested, one to three seedlings are planted the following spring.

Christmas tree farms help protect green space. There are approximately 350,000 acres in production for growing Christmas trees in the US.

There are currently over 350 million Christmas trees growing on close to 15,000 US farms.

North American Real Christmas Trees are grown in all 50 states (with NC being a top producing state) and Canada while 80% of artificial trees worldwide are made in China (according to the US Department of Commerce).

There are more than 4,000 Christmas tree recycling programs throughout the US. Last year, New Hanover County set up four drop off locations.

So just where will you go this year for your real Christmas tree? Kitchens Tree Farm from Boone, NC is selling Fraser Firs (the most popular Christmas tree variety) for the first time in Wilmington. Here are the details:

Where: Main Dungannon Boulevard entrance of Autumn Hall off Eastwood Road just past the intersection of Cardinal Road. Look for a sign and Christmas trees, of course!

When: December 1- Christmas. Tuesday through Sunday from 10:00 am to 9:00 pm.

Tree Sizes Available: 7-10 feet (12 feet available by order only)

Other Décor: Wreaths and Garland

Payment Accepted: Cash and Check

Local Community Gets Raleigh Press

Click below to read about Autumn Hall in the Triangle Business Journal:

Meredith Rouse Joins Autumn Hall

Check out the latest coverage on Autumn Hall in the current issue of Lumina News. Read about the newest addition to our sales team, Meredith Rouse:

What's the Buzz on Green Building?

Today, the Greater Wilmington Business Journal hosted its first Green Living Expo at the Hilton Wilmington Riverside, and Autumn Hall is excited to be a part of it as an exhibitor. Pictured here, New Homes Specialist Meredith Rouse is eager to discuss Autumn Hall's environmental achievements.

Learn more about "green planning" from our developer, Raiford Trask, in his opinion piece in the current issue of the Greater Wilmington Business Journal. Click here.

Autumn Hall in Lumina News

Take a look at our most recent media coverage in Lumina News:

One Tree Hill Films at Autumn Hall

Last week, the cast and crew of the CW’s One Tree Hill wrapped filming of an upcoming episode right here at Autumn Hall. The set was nestled in the woods overlooking our 8-acre lake, complete with tents in a camping ground and a zip line for the ropes course. Take a look at the cast and crew in action…

Announcing Townhomes: Update!

We’re excited to announce that we’re releasing townhomes in the first phase of Autumn Hall. The townhomes will surround and face Shannon Garden, which will serve as a cozy green space for the neighborhood. The townhomes pictured below are inspiration for the level of detail and character you’ll see with the Autumn Hall townhomes. Take a look at the articles below from the Star News, Greater Wilmington Business Journal and the current issue of Lumina News.