Key facts
- Parker Scott, a former LGI Homes division president, was appointed general manager of the Austin division.
- Daniel Green will serve as director of construction operations and Luke Allen as director of land.
- American Housing Corp completed its "Demo 2" prefabricated prototype in October 2026.
- The company is building a 250,000-square-foot Southeast Austin plant designed for up to 1,200 homes a year.
- The company restructured its real estate operations and parted ways with co-founder Bobby Fijan.
American Housing Corporation launched an Austin homebuilding division and named three industry veterans to lead it, the company announced in a report dated November 5, 2026 that gave the day of the week but not the date of the announcement. Austin is the launch market for the company's infill homebuilding strategy, which centers on designing, manufacturing and constructing urban rowhomes.
Parker Scott, a former division president at LGI Homes, was appointed general manager. Daniel Green will serve as director of construction operations, joining from senior construction positions at Homebound, ATCO Structures and Perry Homes. Luke Allen, who previously held land roles at Lennar and Ashton Woods, will serve as director of land, overseeing land acquisition, underwriting and pipeline development for the Austin market. The company said Scott brings more than 20 years of homebuilding sales and operational experience.
In October 2026, American Housing Corp completed its "Demo 2" prototype using a componentized, prefabricated building system. The company is building a 250,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Southeast Austin designed to produce up to 1,200 homes annually, according to the announcement.
Alongside the Austin division launch, the company restructured its real estate operations and parted ways with co-founder Bobby Fijan. The firm credited Fijan with helping establish its early real estate footprint and championing urban, family-sized housing.