Returning character to smaller homes
When Rachel Odom was house hunting for the first time, she couldn't find anything affordable and updated and unique.
So she built it.
Rachel Odom, a fourth-generation builder, had the "brainchild” Talavera, where modern homes are built to have the curb appeal of historic Oklahoma City homes. Her father, P.B. Odom III, is Talavera's developer.
They're not the biggest houses being built in town.
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