Carrie Wells closed $470M+. Behind her, a field of 70 woman-led teams and one hundred agents redrawing the Colorado market.
The story of residential real estate in Colorado is, increasingly, a story about women. At the top of the state’s production last year stands Carrie Wells of Coldwell Banker Mason Morse, who closed $470M+ across 30+ transactions out of Aspen. She leads a field deep enough that a place among Colorado’s top one hundred women required $20M+ in closed volume.
Who leads Colorado
The names at the top of Colorado span its biggest markets and its most exclusive ones. These are the five highest-producing women in the state by 2025 closed volume:
| # | Agent | 2025 Volume |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Carrie Wells, Coldwell Banker Mason Morse · Aspen | $470M+ |
| 2 | Cheryl Foote, Compass · Steamboat Springs | $140M+ |
| 3 | Catherine Jones Coburn, Slifer Smith & Frampton Real Estate · Vail | $130M+ |
| 4 | Stacie Chadwick, LIV Sotheby's International Realty · Castle Rock | $120M+ |
| 5 | Mandy Welgos, Aspen Snowmass Sotheby's International Realty · Aspen | $120M+ |
The teams behind the numbers
Individual production is only part of the picture. Colorado is home to 70 woman-led teams, led by the Anne Dresser Kocur out of Greenwood Village, a small team that closed $130M+ last year. On our Colorado ranking these leaders appear in a dedicated Woman-Led Teams table, so the operators running businesses are counted alongside the soloists.
Where the market lives
Production in Colorado concentrates where price and pace meet. The top of the list clusters in Denver, Aspen, Vail and Fort Collins, the markets doing the heaviest lifting for the state’s highest earners.
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 Colorado ranking
The Colorado 100 is published in full, ranked by 2025 closed volume, alongside the state’s woman-led teams.
