Sara Miller led Washington from Sammamish. Behind her, a tightly packed Eastside field where the top names sit within a few million of one another.
Residential real estate in Washington is concentrated on the Seattle Eastside, where technology wealth meets waterfront. At the top of the state’s 2025 production stands Sara Miller of Windermere out of Sammamish, leading a field so tightly packed that the top three all closed $90M+. A place in the ranking took more than $30M+ in closed volume.
Who leads Washington
The leaders cluster on the Eastside, from Bellevue and Medina to Sammamish, with Seattle and its northern suburbs close behind. These are the five highest-producing women in Washington by 2025 closed volume:
| # | Agent | 2025 Volume |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sara Miller, Windermere · Sammamish | $90M+ |
| 2 | Michele Schuler, Real Residential · Bellevue | $90M+ |
| 3 | Helena Chen, eXp Realty · Medina | $90M+ |
| 4 | Deepti Gupta, Deepti Gupta Real Estate · Bothell | $80M+ |
| 5 | Renee Huseby, John L. Scott Everett · Everett | $70M+ |
The teams behind the numbers
Washington’s woman-led teams are led by Team Kelli Lang of Anacortes at $200M+ across 305+ transactions, with the Maggie Real Estate Group of Bellevue matching at $200M+. On the Washington ranking, these teams are counted alongside the soloists.
Where the market lives
Production in Washington is an Eastside phenomenon. Medina, Bellevue and Sammamish, home to the region’s technology fortunes and Lake Washington waterfront, anchor the high end, while Seattle proper and the northern suburbs of Everett and Bothell carry steady volume.
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 Washington ranking
The Washington 100 is published in full, ranked by 2025 closed volume, alongside the state’s woman-led teams.
