Best states for a housing coordinator

Q: What is the best state for housing coordinators?

The best state to be a housing coordinator is North Dakota based on housing coordinator salaries and job opportunities.

Q: What is the highest paying state for housing coordinators?

The highest paying state for housing coordinators is Alabama based on Zippia’s salary database.

Q: What is the worst state for housing coordinators?

The worst state for housing coordinators is Kentucky, due to a combination of low salaries and few job opportunities.

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Are you thinking of becoming a housing coordinator and really want to work at Marriott International? Turns out, your chances to become a housing coordinator are better in some states than others.Turns out, the median salary for the highest 10% of housing coordinators in America is $55,000.

To that end, we dove into our dataset of job and salary numbers to figure out which states have the best opportunities for housing coordinators. North Dakota is the best state for housing coordinators, where the median salary is $48,591.North Dakota is the best state, and Grants Pass is the city with the highest pay for housing coordinators.

10 best states for housing coordinators in 2026

1. North Dakota
Total housing coordinator jobs: 133
Average annual salary: $48,591
Lowest 10 percent earn: $36,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $64,000
Location Quotient:
2.61
Housing coordinator jobs in North Dakota
2. New Mexico
Total housing coordinator jobs: 312
Average annual salary: $47,135
Lowest 10 percent earn: $33,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $65,000
Location Quotient:
2.91
Housing coordinator jobs in New Mexico
3. New Hampshire
Total housing coordinator jobs: 95
Average annual salary: $48,212
Lowest 10 percent earn: $34,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $66,000
Location Quotient:
0.99
Housing coordinator jobs in New Hampshire
4. Oregon
Total housing coordinator jobs: 187
Average annual salary: $52,253
Lowest 10 percent earn: $37,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $72,000
Location Quotient:
0.82
Housing coordinator jobs in Oregon
5. Connecticut
Total housing coordinator jobs: 168
Average annual salary: $48,008
Lowest 10 percent earn: $33,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $68,000
Location Quotient:
0.93
Housing coordinator jobs in Connecticut
6. Delaware
Total housing coordinator jobs: 171
Average annual salary: $44,100
Lowest 10 percent earn: $30,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $63,000
Location Quotient:
2.49
Housing coordinator jobs in Delaware
7. Illinois
Total housing coordinator jobs: 519
Average annual salary: $47,648
Lowest 10 percent earn: $34,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $66,000
Location Quotient:
0.79
Housing coordinator jobs in Illinois
8. New York
Total housing coordinator jobs: 794
Average annual salary: $45,470
Lowest 10 percent earn: $31,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $65,000
Location Quotient:
1.13
Housing coordinator jobs in New York
9. Nevada
Total housing coordinator jobs: 107
Average annual salary: $44,648
Lowest 10 percent earn: $31,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $63,000
Location Quotient:
0.93
Housing coordinator jobs in Nevada
10. Massachusetts
Total housing coordinator jobs: 714
Average annual salary: $44,403
Lowest 10 percent earn: $31,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $62,000
Location Quotient:
1.42
Housing coordinator jobs in Massachusetts

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How Zippia determines the best states to be a housing coordinator

You can read about how the best state rankings are calculated here.

Detailed list of the best states for a housing coordinator

Rank	State	Average salary	Lowest 10% earn	Population	Job count
1	North Dakota	$48,591	$36,000	755,393	133
2	New Mexico	$47,135	$33,000	2,088,070	312
3	New Hampshire	$48,212	$34,000	1,342,795	95
4	Oregon	$52,253	$37,000	4,142,776	187
5	Connecticut	$48,008	$33,000	3,588,184	168
6	Delaware	$44,100	$30,000	961,939	171
7	Illinois	$47,648	$34,000	12,802,023	519
8	New York	$45,470	$31,000	19,849,399	794
9	Nevada	$44,648	$31,000	2,998,039	107
10	Massachusetts	$44,403	$31,000	6,859,819	714
11	Washington	$45,751	$33,000	7,405,743	375
12	District of Columbia	$47,668	$33,000	693,972	99
13	California	$49,429	$34,000	39,536,653	1,234
14	Wisconsin	$41,996	$30,000	5,795,483	287
15	Hawaii	$46,516	$35,000	1,427,538	56
16	New Jersey	$44,604	$31,000	9,005,644	398
17	Maine	$42,270	$31,000	1,335,907	64
18	Florida	$42,375	$30,000	20,984,400	793
19	Mississippi	$39,579	$29,000	2,984,100	113
20	Ohio	$41,776	$29,000	11,658,609	426
21	Texas	$42,298	$30,000	28,304,596	851
22	Pennsylvania	$41,346	$28,000	12,805,537	549
23	Virginia	$41,469	$29,000	8,470,020	513
24	Kansas	$36,599	$26,000	2,913,123	546
25	Maryland	$42,332	$29,000	6,052,177	349
26	Oklahoma	$36,841	$26,000	3,930,864	429
27	Alaska	$39,072	$33,000	739,795	88
28	Arizona	$41,283	$29,000	7,016,270	249
29	Colorado	$41,337	$30,000	5,607,154	290
30	Minnesota	$40,868	$29,000	5,576,606	306
31	Wyoming	$37,637	$27,000	579,315	32
32	Vermont	$38,825	$28,000	623,657	44
33	Utah	$40,105	$29,000	3,101,833	119
34	Rhode Island	$37,568	$26,000	1,059,639	71
35	Montana	$37,094	$27,000	1,050,493	71
36	Arkansas	$34,376	$25,000	3,004,279	446
37	Michigan	$38,095	$26,000	9,962,311	285
38	Tennessee	$34,308	$25,000	6,715,984	318
39	North Carolina	$36,477	$26,000	10,273,419	450
40	South Dakota	$34,115	$24,000	869,666	116
41	Missouri	$38,219	$27,000	6,113,532	209
42	Idaho	$33,562	$24,000	1,716,943	218
43	Indiana	$35,388	$25,000	6,666,818	274
44	Iowa	$35,605	$25,000	3,145,711	146
45	West Virginia	$34,995	$24,000	1,815,857	56
46	Alabama	$32,193	$23,000	4,874,747	525
47	Louisiana	$34,366	$25,000	4,684,333	147
48	Nebraska	$33,758	$24,000	1,920,076	105
49	South Carolina	$32,844	$24,000	5,024,369	232
50	Georgia	$35,077	$25,000	10,429,379	408
51	Kentucky	$32,929	$23,000	4,454,189	151

Highest paying states for housing coordinators

Rank	State	Avg. Housing Coordinator Salary
1	North Dakota	$48,591
2	New Mexico	$47,135
3	New Hampshire	$48,212
4	Oregon	$52,253
5	Connecticut	$48,008
6	Delaware	$44,100
7	Illinois	$47,648
8	New York	$45,470
9	Nevada	$44,648
10	Massachusetts	$44,403
11	Washington	$45,751
12	District of Columbia	$47,668
13	California	$49,429
14	Wisconsin	$41,996
15	Hawaii	$46,516
16	New Jersey	$44,604
17	Maine	$42,270
18	Florida	$42,375
19	Mississippi	$39,579
20	Ohio	$41,776
21	Texas	$42,298
22	Pennsylvania	$41,346
23	Virginia	$41,469
24	Kansas	$36,599
25	Maryland	$42,332
26	Oklahoma	$36,841
27	Alaska	$39,072
28	Arizona	$41,283
29	Colorado	$41,337
30	Minnesota	$40,868
31	Wyoming	$37,637
32	Vermont	$38,825
33	Utah	$40,105
34	Rhode Island	$37,568
35	Montana	$37,094
36	Arkansas	$34,376
37	Michigan	$38,095
38	Tennessee	$34,308
39	North Carolina	$36,477
40	South Dakota	$34,115
41	Missouri	$38,219
42	Idaho	$33,562
43	Indiana	$35,388
44	Iowa	$35,605
45	West Virginia	$34,995
46	Alabama	$32,193
47	Louisiana	$34,366
48	Nebraska	$33,758
49	South Carolina	$32,844
50	Georgia	$35,077
51	Kentucky	$32,929

Expert opinions on the best states for housing coordinators

Are there any particularly good places in the United States for housing coordinators to find work opportunities?
Jamelyn Tobery-Nystrom
Coordinator of M.Ed. Special Education, Frostburg State University
Special education teachers are needed everywhere. Urban areas have more openings; however, rural areas struggle to find qualified candidates because their number is limited. We are not producing enough teachers in the United States, and we have a real crisis in special education.

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Total housing coordinator jobs:	133
Average annual salary:	$48,591
Lowest 10 percent earn:	$36,000
Highest 10 percent earn:	$64,000
Location Quotient:	2.61

Best states for a housing coordinator

10 best states for housing coordinators in 2026

1. North Dakota

2. New Mexico

3. New Hampshire

4. Oregon

5. Connecticut

6. Delaware

7. Illinois

8. New York

9. Nevada

10. Massachusetts