Katrina Barrett closed $510M+ out of Phoenix. Behind her, a field of women stretching from the Scottsdale luxury corridor to Tucson, redrawing the Arizona market.
The story of residential real estate in Arizona runs through its desert luxury markets. At the top of the state’s 2025 production stands Katrina Barrett of Local Luxury Christie’s International Real Estate, who closed $510M+ across 130+ transactions out of Phoenix, more than double the volume of anyone behind her. Reaching Arizona’s ranked field still took north of $20M+ in closed volume.
Who leads Arizona
The names at the top span the state’s most exclusive addresses and its fastest-growing metros. These are the five highest-producing women in Arizona by 2025 closed volume:
| # | Agent | 2025 Volume |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Katrina Barrett, Local Luxury Christie’s International · Phoenix | $510M+ |
| 2 | Joan Levinson, Realty ONE Group · Paradise Valley | $200M+ |
| 3 | Angela Kuzma, Keller Williams · Tucson | $80M+ |
| 4 | Jamie Wong, RE/MAX Fine Properties · Flagstaff | $70M+ |
| 5 | Leslie Jenkins, Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty · Scottsdale | $70M+ |
The teams behind the numbers
Individual production is only part of the picture. Arizona’s ranked woman-led teams are led by The Gillette Group out of Queen Creek, a mega team that closed $140M+ across 230+ transactions last year, with The Lisa Bayless Team of Oro Valley close behind. On the Arizona ranking, the operators running businesses are counted alongside the soloists in a dedicated Woman-Led Teams table.
Where the market lives
Production in Arizona concentrates where the desert’s luxury meets its growth. Phoenix, Scottsdale and Paradise Valley anchor the high end, while Tucson and the state’s expanding suburbs carry real volume of their own. It is a market defined less by a single city than by a handful of affluent enclaves.
The full ranking runs one hundred women deep, updated on the 2025 production year, with brokerage, market and transactions shown for every honoree.
See the Arizona ranking
The Arizona 100 is published in full, ranked by 2025 closed volume, alongside the state’s woman-led teams.
