Oak Creek Homes Partners with LG to Redefine Affordable Luxury in Manufactured Homes
Source: Oak Creek Homes/ – Oak Creek Homes, an award-winning small manufacturer, known for its innovative manufactured homes and modular homes, is excited to announce a groundbreaking partnership with LG, the #1 appliance brand in the U.S. In 2025, now every newly ordered Oak Creek home will come equipped with premium LG Stainless Steel Kitchen Appliances, with an option to add a top-rated washer and dryer set.
Recognized by Consumer Reports as America’s most reliable appliance brand, LG’s high-performance products are designed to elevate the everyday living experience in Oak Creek’s modern homes. This partnership enhances the aesthetic appeal of Oak Creek homes and guarantees reliability and longevity to every homeowner.
Blending affordable luxury with cutting edge technology, this collaboration offers unmatched convenience and style. LG’s ENERGY Star certified appliances- including refrigerators.dishwashers,ovens, and laundry systems-perfectly complement Oak Creek’ award-winning homes, enhancing both functionality and elegance.
For over 50 years, Oak Creek Homes has led the way in creating durable, energy efficient manufactured homes. This partnership with LG reinforces Oak Creek’s commitment to offering modern, stylish living spaces that are both innovative and accessible.
Sometime ago this space reviewed a report referencing the manufactured home owned by the “Shark Tank” star Barbora Corcoran, including her love of the home and the community where the home was located. She bought the “trailer home” five years ago paying $800,000 for the property, then investing another $150,000 in its renovation. She noted saying she actually preferred her mobile home over her sprawling $15 million apartment in New York City.
Real estate mogul Corcoran has voiced her heartbreak after her million dollar manufactured home was “entirely destroyed” in the deadly California wildfires that began ripping through the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles on Jan. 7.
Corcoran, 75, shared the “devastating” update about her “mobile home” in a series of social media videos, revealing that the Palisades Fire had obliterated her property, as well as the entirety of the ultra-exclusive trailer park in which it was located.
“Our beloved Tahitian Terrace community off PCH in the Palisades has been devastated,” she wrote, “The place where memories were made and friendships were built, and lives were shared has been tragically destroyed. Most of my neighbors–many elderly–lost everything.
She noted that she has set-up a GoFundMe to raise money for all of the “wonderful individuals” who were living in the Tahitian Terrace community- and whose homes have now been decimated by the devastating fires.
