Interested in growth potential, competitive salaries, generous benefits and the opportunity to make a difference? If you're ready to change lives one new home at a time, we want to hear from you!
Leaders in the Homebuilding Industry
Starlight Homes is backed by the resources and expertise of Ashton Woods, one of the nation's largest private homebuilders. Supported by over 30 years of experience, we encourage employees to dig in, get involved and make a difference in the community. When you join our team, you're opening the door to a rewarding future.
A Culture Built With Care
Our culture is one that puts our people first — because happy employees lead to happy homeowners. We've helped thousands of families make the leap from renting to owning by cultivating a positive and uplifting environment designed to help every team member reach their potential.
Starlight Homes is one of the best places to work because they continually prove they strive to do what is right for their employees, their customers, and their partners. This allows me to feel confident in my role and fully focus on the responsibilities I've been entrusted to manage.
Shon Bradford, Phoenix, Community Sales Manager
We truly are a Team. No one is on an island, as we should all feel that at any time assistance is needed, any one of us is willing to step in and help.
Ed Lash, Atlanta, Centralized Scheduling Manager
What I love about my team is the positive culture. From our sales team, project managers to our leadership team, my division has shown high levels of integrity and camaraderie throughout. With this positive culture, Starlight Homes values unity among their employees. By creating this sense of unity, it allows employees to feel like they are working for something bigger than themselves and that is one of those most fulfilling things about working for Starlight Homes/Dallas Division.
Pricila Islam, Dallas, New Home Sales Consultant
I love that my team is available to roll up their sleeves and help with any obstacle we might face. Everyone is very friendly and they are a joy to be around. It’s nice to go to a job every day you love and have friendly team members that feel the same way.
Stephanie Carwile, Houston, Construction Project Manager
The culture is what I love most. Our team meets weekly to celebrate and recognize good performance as well as communicate any challenges we are facing. This company has procedures in place to provide the customer with exceptional service.
Pete Miccolis, Phoenix, New Home Sales Consultant
We truly care about our employees, trades, vendors, and customers. This is a company that feels like a family of like-minded individuals committed to serving our customers.
Ron Allen, Orlando VP of Sales
I have had the pleasure of working at Starlight Homes for 2 years now. In that time, Starlight Homes has helped me advance my real estate career and provided me new selling and closing tools to ensure my success. Starlight Homes encourages friendly competition among peers and celebrates success. I love working for a company the recognizes its teams' achievements!
Summer Christian, Phoenix, New Home Sales Consultant
The diversity in experience in our team sets for a culture of mentorship and learning. Being able to learn from your fellow Team Members is key in building a culture of winning and continued development.
Hassan John-Baptiste, Houston, New Home Sales Consultant
More than anything else I love that they truly care not only about you but your entire family. I get up every morning not to go to a job but a career that I truly enjoy.
Gregg Belmore, Tampa, Field Supervisor
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