For the Local’s Issue, we are spotlighting Denver-based real estate company Helm Weaver Helm. The women behind the business, Libby Weaver, Patti Helm, and Pam Helm, have roots in the Front Range area. Their work at Helm Weaver Helm and beyond is an extension of the love they have for their community.
Each of these women’s diverse backgrounds builds on the foundation of this local business “Patti Helm’s executive level corporate retail background adds rigor through data, contracts, Denver connections and market intelligence, while Libby Weaver’s media expertise [former news anchor for Denver's Fox31] delivers elevated visibility through strategic relationships, community involvement, video, and refined storytelling,” says Pam. “As a partner, I bring commercial real estate experience, and design brings a sharp eye for value creation, property positioning, and opportunity on both the buy and sell side.”
One aspect of running a local business means prioritizing the community; Libby describes how community is at the forefront of Helm Weaver Helm. “Community means everything to us. The three of us raised our children here, and Denver is truly home. We want to see this city continue to thrive—not just from a business standpoint, but because we care deeply about the place where we live, work, and give back.” Libby is a board member of the Alzheimer’s Association Colorado Chapter and chairs their Purple Gala. In addition, Helm Weaver Helm hosts Sip & Shop, an annual fundraising event that supports local businesses.
Helm Weaver Helm sources homes that harness the unique Colorado quality buyers are so eager for. "I think clients are drawn to Denver for its balance of urban energy and outdoor living, its strong economy, and its sense of community,” says Patti. “From its proximity to world-class recreation in the nearby mountains and cultural institutions to a growing food and business scene, Denver offers a quality of life that continues to attract buyers from across the country.”
Helm Weaver Helm is in the unique position of not only being a local business, but also selling the business that is Denver. “We don’t just sell homes—we sell Denver,” reminds Libby. Regardless of one’s house-hunting desires, Libby, Patti, and Pam strive to build strong relationships with Denver residents because of the value it holds when people come together. “Local means trust, relationships, and accountability as a Denver-based broker; local isn't just a zip code, it's a lived experience,” adds Pam. “We work, raise families, and build our lives in the same communities we serve. That creates a level of care and responsibility. You simply can't replicate from outside the market.”
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