Erica Ades has called North Edmond home for nearly fifteen years. She brings a neighbor’s eye for what makes a street, a school zone, or a block genuinely special — alongside the professional expertise to guide you through buying or selling with confidence.
A look at what’s on the market now, and what’s recently closed across Edmond and the OKC Metro.
Erica grew up in Jones, OK and is a proud graduate of Oklahoma State University working in technology and sales for much of her adult life. She has been a resident of North Edmond for nearly 15 years and brings not only professional real estate expertise but also a true neighbor’s perspective to every client she serves. She understands firsthand what makes our neighborhoods special—from the sense of community to the nuances that influence home values right here in Edmond and across the Oklahoma City metro.
When not working hard as your Realtor®, Erica volunteers extensively at the Edmond History Museum, serves as a Trustee on the City of Edmond’s Historic Preservation Trust, is a member of the Cordelia Steen Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and you may even catch her back in 1889 serving field trips as a schoolmarm at the Territorial Schoolhouse on 2nd Street in Edmond!
Outside of real estate, Erica is deeply involved in preserving Edmond’s history — volunteering with the Edmond History Museum, serving as a Trustee on the City of Edmond’s Historic Preservation Trust, and belonging to the Cordelia Steen Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She’s even been known to trade her blazer for a bonnet as a schoolmarm at the Territorial Schoolhouse on 2nd Street. At home, she’s wife to Walter, mother to Archer and Annika, and a committed cat person.
...I'm glad I had you on my side through it all. Without your enthusiasm, I might have actually backed out. Thank you very much!
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Erica’s work with the Edmond History Museum and the City’s Historic Preservation Trust means her read on this market goes beyond comps — it’s grounded in how Edmond’s neighborhoods actually came to be.
As a Trustee on Edmond’s Historic Preservation Trust, Erica helps steward the districts and landmarks that give the city its character — knowledge that matters if you’re buying an older home or simply want to understand a neighborhood’s roots.
Ask Erica About a NeighborhoodHome turf for Erica. Established streets, mature trees, and an easy drive to Downtown Edmond — one of several areas she can walk you through block by block.
See What Homes Are Selling ForGet a no-obligation home value estimate from Erica, with context on what’s actually happening on your street — not just an algorithm.
Buying, selling, or just curious about a neighborhood — drop a note and Erica will get back to you personally.