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Property officer salary

Average property officer salary

$44,034

$21.17 hourly rate

Entry-level property officer salary
$26,000 yearly salary
Updated December 15, 2025

Average Property Officer Salary

The average salary for a Property Officer is currently $44,034 annually. This figure reflects a growing demand for skilled professionals in property management, driven by the need for effective oversight of residential and commercial properties. Factors influencing salary include geographic location, years of experience, and the specific sector of employment.

Where Can a Property Officer Earn More?

In states such as New York and California, salaries can be higher, often exceeding the national average. For instance, Property Officers in metropolitan areas typically command increased salaries due to the cost of living and heightened demand for property management services. Additionally, those with specialized skills or certifications may find themselves in a favorable position for salary negotiations.

Property Officer Salary Estimates from Across the Web

Online salary data shows a variance in compensation based on the type of property managed, with residential property managers earning slightly less than their commercial counterparts. Job seekers can leverage various resources, including salary calculators and job boards, to gather insights on competitive compensation packages in their desired locations.

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Where can a Property Officer earn more?

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Fluor Corporation$55,413
State Of South Dakota$29,232

Property officer salary estimates from across the web

Based on the latest salary information compiled by Zippia, Glassdoor, Ziprecruiter and Comparably, the average salary for a property officer typically falls between $44,034 and $76,500.
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$44,034yearly
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$70,924yearly
comparably[2]
$67,976yearly
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$76,500yearly

Average property officer salary by state

The average property officer salary in New Jersey, California, and New York are the highest in the U.S. The lowest average property officer salary states are Wyoming, Kentucky, and Tennessee.

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Highest paying states for property officers

RankStateAvg. salaryHourly rate
1New Jersey$58,762$28.25
2Massachusetts$52,330$25.16
3New York$52,398$25.19
4Nevada$45,865$22.05
5Arizona$43,696$21.01
6Rhode Island$46,482$22.35
7Pennsylvania$49,216$23.66
8Michigan$47,208$22.70
9Ohio$48,352$23.25
10Virginia$45,376$21.82
11California$55,562$26.71
12District of Columbia$56,180$27.01
13Maine$44,717$21.50
14Washington$46,219$22.22
15Illinois$42,493$20.43
16Connecticut$47,169$22.68
17North Dakota$38,656$18.58
18New Hampshire$43,720$21.02
19Delaware$48,284$23.21
20Louisiana$41,256$19.83
21Indiana$39,161$18.83
22Alaska$46,124$22.18
23Vermont$43,211$20.77
24Georgia$39,978$19.22
25West Virginia$40,864$19.65
26Maryland$42,110$20.25
27Oregon$43,646$20.98
28Wisconsin$39,274$18.88
29Utah$41,603$20.00
30Missouri$38,668$18.59
31Mississippi$35,818$17.22
32Minnesota$35,192$16.92
33Idaho$34,635$16.65
34Kansas$38,033$18.29
35Colorado$36,385$17.49
36Iowa$34,960$16.81
37Texas$38,758$18.63
38Nebraska$34,469$16.57
39New Mexico$34,003$16.35
40Arkansas$34,251$16.47
41Florida$36,536$17.57
42Hawaii$38,832$18.67
43South Dakota$33,216$15.97
44North Carolina$32,210$15.49
45Alabama$31,720$15.25
46Tennessee$31,879$15.33
47Oklahoma$31,485$15.14
48Montana$33,654$16.18
49Kentucky$32,109$15.44
50South Carolina$31,151$14.98
51Wyoming$32,170$15.47

Highest paying cities for property officers

The highest-paying cities for property officers are San Francisco, CA, Chicago, IL, and Shreveport, LA.

RankCityAvg. salaryHourly rate
1San Francisco, CA$62,427$30.01
2Chicago, IL$42,932$20.64
3Shreveport, LA$40,801$19.62
4Milwaukee, WI$39,439$18.96
5Urban Honolulu, HI$38,853$18.68
6Denver, CO$36,418$17.51
7Knoxville, TN$31,859$15.32
8Charlotte, NC$31,548$15.17

Property officer salary details

A property officer's salary ranges from $26,000 a year at the 10th percentile to $73,000 at the 90th percentile.

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Average property officer salary graph, trends, and summary

What is a property officer's salary?

PercentileAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rate
90th Percentile$73,000$6,083$35
75th Percentile$57,000$4,750$27
Average$44,034$3,670$21
25th Percentile$33,000$2,750$16
10th Percentile$26,000$2,167$13

Highest paying property officer jobs

The highest paying types of property officers are senior advisor, principal consultant, and business developer.

Job titleAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rateJob openings
Business Internship$35,282$2,940$16.9697,196
Business Development Internship$33,146$2,762$15.94147,302
Contractor/Consultant$84,811$7,068$40.7764,573
Principal Consultant$116,478$9,706$56.00143,753
Business Developer$101,635$8,470$48.86193,469
Operations Coordinator$41,934$3,495$20.16102,598

Which companies pay property officers the most?

Property officer salaries at Fluor and Knox County Sheriff Website are the highest-paying according to our most recent salary estimates. In addition, the average property officer salary at companies like G4S and G4s Secure Solutions International Inc. are highly competitive.

RankCompanyAverage salaryHourly rate
1Fluor Corporation$55,413$26.64
2Knox County Sheriff Website$35,090$16.87
3G4S$34,907$16.78
4G4s Secure Solutions International Inc.$34,177$16.43
5State Of South Dakota$29,232$14.05

Wage gap by gender, race and education

$46,000$44,600$43,200$41,800$40,400$39,000
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Property officer salary trends

The average property officer salary has risen by $6,481 over the last ten years. In 2014, the average property officer earned $37,553 annually, but today, they earn $44,034 a year. That works out to a 9% change in pay for property officers over the last decade.

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Average property officer salary over time

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Property officer salary by year

YearAvg. salaryHourly rate% Change
2026$44,000$21.17+3.8%
2025$42,400$20.36+2.3%
2024$41,400$19.89+0.7%
2023$41,100$19.74+1.4%
2022$40,500$19.47+1.3%

Recently added property officer salaries

CompanyJobLocationDate addedSalary
Sarasota County Sheriff's OfficeProperty OfficerSarasota, FL06/14/2025$80,579
FluorProperty Officer (Ts/Sci With Polygraph Clearance Required)Aurora, CO06/04/2025$73,045
Job DetailsProperty Management OfficerGrafton, MA04/27/2025$82,193
County of San Mateo (CaSheriff's Property Officer I/II (Open and Promotional)San Mateo, CA04/26/2025$67,243
Department of IndustryProperty Management OfficerGrafton, MA04/26/2025$82,193
Ironhorn EnterprisesLeasing Officer-Industrial PropertiesEast Syracuse, NY04/24/2025$42,000
State of ArizonaProperty OfficerWinslow, AZ03/19/2025$39,900
State of KentuckyProperty Officer IIFredonia, KY02/20/2025$33,625
Summit County (OhEvidence & Property OfficerAkron, OH02/18/2025$47,604
Adams and AssociatesProperty OfficerDevens, MA02/07/2025$48,000

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