Who Sells Washington Park: The Agents Behind 25 Sales in 12 Months

Washington Park anchors Denver's south side, and over the last 12 months Compass agents closed 25 sales there worth $67.5M. The volume is steady for a neighborhood of this size, and the sales were shared among a small group of names rather than spread thin. The ranking below draws on transaction histories across the metro, showing who has actually closed on these streets in the last year.  An average of $2.7M with a range from $1,500,000 to $5,300,000 places every Washington Park sale in the upper tier of the Denver market. At $608 per square foot, the price reflects both the historic character of many homes and the premium for the location. For a seller, the spread means condition matters: a $1,500,000 original and a $5,300,000 renovation can sit blocks apart. For a buyer, it means the average is a guide, but the specific home drives the number. ## The leaders  1. **[Helm Weaver Helm](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/helm-weaver-helm)** — 3 sales totaling $11.7M, top sale $5,300,000 2. **Patti Helm** — 3 sales totaling $11.7M, top sale $5,300,000 3. **Kristen Crabtree** — 2 sales totaling $6.6M, top sale $3,840,200 4. **[Josh Steck](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/josh-steck)** — 2 sales totaling $5.8M, top sale $3,400,000 5. **The Monarch Group - CO** — 2 sales totaling $3.3M, top sale $1,750,000 6. **[Libby Weaver](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/libby-weaver)** — 1 sale totaling $5.3M, top sale $5,300,000 The top of the list is tight. Helm Weaver Helm and Patti Helm each closed 3 sales for $11.7M, tying for the lead. Kristen Crabtree and Josh Steck follow with 2 sales each, while Libby Weaver’s single sale matches the top price at $5,300,000. Six agents made the ranking, and the gap between the leaders and the rest is narrow. For a seller, the leaders have the most recent activity, but the field is competitive enough to offer choices. ## The biggest Washington Park sales of the year 1. **932 South Franklin Street** — $5,300,000, closed November 2025, 5 bed, 8 bath, 5,904 sq ft · Patti Helm 2. **916 South High Street** — $4,595,000, closed April 2026, 4 bed, 5 bath, 5,306 sq ft · Alexandra Band 3. **858 South Gaylord Street** — $4,200,000, closed October 2025, 5 bed, 5 bath, 5,196 sq ft · Patti Helm The three biggest sales are large, renovated homes. 932 South Franklin Street, sold by Patti Helm for $5,300,000 in November 2025, led with 5,904 square feet. 916 South High Street brought $4,595,000 in April 2026 through Alexandra Band, and 858 South Gaylord Street closed at $4,200,000 in October 2025, also with Patti Helm. All three are substantial properties that define the upper end of the neighborhood. *Source: the Compass transaction histories of every Compass agent in the Denver area, as recorded on September 13, 2026; closed sales in Washington Park over the 12 months to August 2026. One sale is one listing; a team and its members each count a shared sale.*