Facilities Manager Salary by State
BLS OEWS May 2025 · BLS occupation: SOC 11-3013 Facilities Managers
Facilities Managers earned a median $106,660 a year ($51.28 an hour) in May 2025 (SOC 11-3013 Facilities Managers).
The middle half earned between $82,020 and $138,870.
BLS counts facilities managers in every industry, not just real estate.
Annual figures are BLS hourly wages × 2,080 hours. OEWS covers wage-and-salary workers only, so it leaves out the self-employed (including owners of management firms), workers in private households, overtime pay and most bonuses.
How pay spreads across Facilities Managers
| Percentile | Annual | Hourly |
|---|---|---|
| 10th | $64,480 | $31.00 |
| 25th | $82,020 | $39.43 |
| 50th (median) | $106,660 | $51.28 |
| 75th | $138,870 | $66.76 |
| 90th | $176,120 | $84.67 |
| Mean (average) | $116,890 | $56.20 |
SOC 11-3013 Facilities Managers: 156,180 wage-and-salary jobs, BLS OEWS May 2025.
Facilities Manager Salary by State
Median annual wage for SOC 11-3013 Facilities Managers in each state, BLS OEWS May 2025, alphabetical. "vs. U.S." compares the state median with the national median of $106,660; it is not adjusted for living costs.
| State | Median | Hourly | 10th–90th | Jobs | vs. U.S. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $121,010 | $58.18 | $82,450–$174,990 | 940 | +13% |
| Alaska | $113,510 | $54.57 | $78,410–$172,780 | 870 | +6% |
| Arizona | $99,880 | $48.02 | $62,160–$160,050 | 3,430 | −6% |
| Arkansas | $89,810 | $43.18 | $53,750–$168,000 | 880 | −16% |
| California | $118,620 | $57.03 | $70,690–$203,400 | 20,550 | +11% |
| Colorado | $122,510 | $58.90 | $79,030–$195,360 | 2,150 | +15% |
| Connecticut | $110,990 | $53.36 | $70,420–$170,650 | 2,650 | +4% |
| Delaware | $129,260 | $62.14 | $90,540–$192,290 | 240 | +21% |
| District of Columbia | $115,770 | $55.66 | $77,680–$176,990 | 930 | +9% |
| Florida | $98,780 | $47.49 | $52,300–$164,870 | 8,620 | −7% |
| Georgia | $114,360 | $54.98 | $73,240–$191,200 | 2,670 | +7% |
| Hawaii | $108,750 | $52.29 | $66,810–$174,010 | 760 | +2% |
| Idaho | $99,870 | $48.02 | $66,560–$172,330 | 610 | −6% |
| Illinois | $106,980 | $51.43 | $62,700–$165,400 | 9,180 | +0% |
| Indiana | $104,560 | $50.27 | $58,860–$180,440 | 4,110 | −2% |
| Iowa | $99,010 | $47.60 | $60,030–$141,010 | 2,340 | −7% |
| Kansas | $117,270 | $56.38 | $77,180–$177,780 | 1,080 | +10% |
| Kentucky | $100,720 | $48.42 | $59,990–$168,150 | 1,070 | −6% |
| Louisiana | $97,120 | $46.69 | $62,370–$163,170 | 1,160 | −9% |
| Maine | $98,310 | $47.26 | $64,440–$144,040 | 670 | −8% |
| Maryland | $97,700 | $46.97 | $62,620–$168,900 | 5,210 | −8% |
| Massachusetts | $124,100 | $59.66 | $77,430–$196,150 | 6,070 | +16% |
| Michigan | $98,150 | $47.19 | $60,550–$159,160 | 4,920 | −8% |
| Minnesota | $109,720 | $52.75 | $74,220–$168,500 | 3,000 | +3% |
| Mississippi | $93,640 | $45.02 | $51,030–$156,590 | 930 | −12% |
| Missouri | $100,380 | $48.26 | $60,140–$160,410 | 1,920 | −6% |
| Montana | $96,100 | $46.20 | $59,700–$142,060 | 340 | −10% |
| Nebraska | $102,150 | $49.11 | $64,480–$159,830 | 1,430 | −4% |
| Nevada | $101,850 | $48.97 | $66,070–$175,620 | 1,250 | −5% |
| New Hampshire | $106,690 | $51.30 | $60,310–$172,830 | 550 | +0% |
| New Jersey | $124,110 | $59.67 | $79,680–$192,910 | 5,690 | +16% |
| New Mexico | $108,110 | $51.98 | $67,330–$187,750 | 390 | +1% |
| New York | $131,350 | $63.15 | $80,160–$215,730 | 9,580 | +23% |
| North Carolina | $108,130 | $51.99 | $62,680–$171,950 | 4,810 | +1% |
| North Dakota | $92,040 | $44.25 | $62,120–$144,050 | 270 | −14% |
| Ohio | $97,740 | $46.99 | $57,540–$151,320 | 6,030 | −8% |
| Oklahoma | $90,390 | $43.46 | $53,860–$166,370 | 1,040 | −15% |
| Oregon | $110,710 | $53.23 | $71,840–$171,130 | 1,830 | +4% |
| Pennsylvania | $95,290 | $45.81 | $62,140–$151,190 | 6,870 | −11% |
| Rhode Island | $106,510 | $51.21 | $76,130–$176,550 | 470 | −0% |
| South Carolina | $103,940 | $49.97 | $68,610–$169,950 | 1,750 | −3% |
| South Dakota | $101,280 | $48.69 | $75,630–$134,560 | 370 | −5% |
| Tennessee | $106,730 | $51.31 | $70,010–$167,990 | 2,580 | +0% |
| Texas | $99,430 | $47.81 | $56,960–$173,460 | 13,140 | −7% |
| Utah | $99,320 | $47.75 | $63,620–$147,440 | 1,770 | −7% |
| Vermont | $88,710 | $42.65 | $60,880–$133,180 | 500 | −17% |
| Virginia | $116,540 | $56.03 | $76,920–$191,310 | 2,950 | +9% |
| Washington | $139,990 | $67.31 | $89,200–$207,120 | 2,790 | +31% |
| West Virginia | $95,050 | $45.70 | $53,050–$154,320 | 610 | −11% |
| Wisconsin | $103,620 | $49.82 | $73,650–$158,720 | 2,010 | −3% |
| Wyoming | $106,330 | $51.12 | $79,680–$159,940 | 190 | −0% |
Pay by property management role
BLS publishes wages by occupation, not job title.
Property managers, maintenance technicians and facilities managers each match a BLS occupation; community association managers share the property manager occupation.
The other titles sit inside a broader occupation or borrow the closest available one, labelled in the last column.
Compare figures with the same basis only.
| Role | Median shown | What the number is |
|---|---|---|
| Property Manager | $69,990 | BLS occupation (SOC 11-9141) |
| Leasing Agent | $41,300 | Closest available occupation (SOC 41-2021) |
| Maintenance Technician | $49,590 | BLS occupation (SOC 49-9071) |
| Assistant Property Manager | $69,990 | Broader BLS occupation (SOC 11-9141) |
| Community Manager | $69,990 | Broader BLS occupation (SOC 11-9141) |
| Regional Property Manager | $69,990 | Broader BLS occupation (SOC 11-9141) |
| Portfolio Manager | $69,990 | Broader BLS occupation (SOC 11-9141) |
| Commercial Property Manager | $69,990 | Broader BLS occupation (SOC 11-9141) |
| Community Association Manager | $69,990 | BLS occupation (shared) (SOC 11-9141) |
| Affordable Housing Property Manager | $69,990 | Broader BLS occupation (SOC 11-9141) |
| Student Housing Manager | $69,990 | Broader BLS occupation (SOC 11-9141) |
| Resident Manager | $69,990 | Broader BLS occupation (SOC 11-9141) |
| Director of Property Management | $69,990 | Broader BLS occupation (SOC 11-9141) |
| Leasing Manager | $69,990 | Closest available occupation (SOC 11-9141) |
| Community Assistant | $41,300 | Closest available occupation (SOC 41-2021) |
| Senior Living Sales Counselor | $69,990 | Closest available occupation (SOC 41-3091) |
| Resident Services Coordinator | $45,930 | Closest available occupation (SOC 21-1093) |
| Compliance Specialist | $80,730 | Closest available occupation (SOC 13-1041) |
| Property Administrator | $47,540 | Closest available occupation (SOC 43-6014) |
| Property Accountant | $83,680 | Broader BLS occupation (SOC 13-2011) |
| Maintenance Supervisor | $79,860 | Closest available occupation (SOC 49-1011) |
| Make-Ready Technician | $49,590 | Closest available occupation (SOC 49-9071) |
| Porter | $36,840 | Closest available occupation (SOC 37-2011) |
| Building Superintendent | $49,590 | Closest available occupation (SOC 49-9071) |
| Building Engineer | $78,620 | Closest available occupation (SOC 51-8021) |
| Facilities Manager | $106,660 | BLS occupation (SOC 11-3013) |
Facilities Manager salary questions
01How much do facilities managers make a year?
The median annual wage for facilities managers (SOC 11-3013) was $106,660 in May 2025 (BLS OEWS). Half earned more and half earned less. The 10th percentile was $64,480 and the 90th percentile $176,120.
02How much do facilities managers make an hour?
The median hourly wage for facilities managers was $51.28 in May 2025. BLS converts between hourly and annual figures at 2,080 hours a year, so this is the same median per hour, before overtime or bonuses.
03Which state pays facilities managers the most?
Washington had the highest median in May 2025 at $139,990. Vermont had the lowest at $88,710. These are not adjusted for living costs; the state table above lists every state BLS published.
04What is the average facilities manager salary?
The mean (average) annual wage for facilities managers was $116,890 in May 2025, against a $106,660 median. The median is the better guide to a typical salary, because a smaller number of high earners pull the average up.
05Does this cover only facilities managers in real estate?
No. SOC 11-3013 counts facilities managers in every industry, not only at commercial properties. BLS publishes no figure for property-side facilities managers alone.