Oak Creek Homes history

The year 1971 proved to be a banner one for both Teeter and the manufactured housing industry as a whole as unit sales peaked throughout the nation.

1983: The firm reincorporates as American Homestar Corporation.

The company obtained a controlling interest in the newly formed Roadmaster Transport Company in 1992 as its first step toward vertical integration.

Oak Creek Homes was acquired by American Homestar in August 1993.

Accordingly, in July 1994 the company went public, offering two million shares on the New York over-the-counter market.

Sales of new homes for 1995 were reported at 3,127 units, evenly distributed between single- and multifloored home models.

The trend within the manufactured home industry had been toward such larger, multisection homes, which accounted for almost half of the industry's 1996 sales.

Nevertheless, American Homestar continued to introduce new manufactured home models in 1997, including the Celebration Model 487 and the Galaxy Model 694.

American Homestar approached the year 2000 with several strategic goals, which included opening new retail centers, expanding its current network of independent retailers and strengthening retailer loyalties to its product, and further expanding its manufacturing capacity.

The Stillwater Planning Commission approved our project in October and the Stillwater City Council gave their unanimous approval on November 1, 2010.

The first group of homeowners closed on their home purchases on October 23, 2012, and some began moving in the next day.