Homebuilding company Ash Creek Homes earned honors at Residential Real Estate Awards on March 12, winning the award for 2020 Production Home Builder.
The company developed the 30-home Honey Creek community on a 7-acre tract at 301 Honey Creek Court, Lakeway.
The plat of land located amid rugged Hill Country terrain was rejected by a number of builders and deemed too challenging, according to marketing director Cathy Hale.
However, Ash Creek Homes, a smaller production builder, took on the project, ultimately receiving recognition for its work. 512-328-2122. www.ashcreekhomes.com
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Ash Creek Homes recognized at the 2020 Residential Real Estate Awards on March 12
Ash Creek Homes received the 2020 Production Home Builder award at the Residential Real Estate Awards on March 12. (Courtesy Ash Creek Homes)
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