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Updated: 3 Feb 2012
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$0$26K$52K$78K
Salary$30,294 - $73,008  
   
Bonus$257.10 - $10,013  
Profit Sharing$394.53 - $32,779  
Commission$502 - $19,526  
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$29,629 - $75,825  
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Salary Range

Real Estate Property Management$29,650 - $72,420
Homeowner's Association$31,241 - $84,993
Real Estate$37,186 - $105,390
Affordable / Low-Income Housing$29,568 - $72,462
Real Estate Development$30,492 - $77,043

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Key Statistics for Property, Real Estate, or Community Association Manager Jobs

Gender
Female
67%
female alumni
 
Male
33%
male alumni
Salary:$37,076 - $55,354 $38,883 - $60,746
Years of Experience
Less than 1 year
2%
1-4 years
30%
5-9 years
28%
10-19 years
26%
20 years or more
13%
Most Common Health Benefits
medical benefits Medical: 66% dental benefits Dental: 49%
vision benefits Vision: 33% employee benefits None: 32%

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Property, Real Estate, or Community Association Manager

Salary Range

$29,629 - $75,825
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Property Manager
$24,939 - $68,712
Assistant Property Manager
$24,227 - $52,293
Administrative Assistant
$21,041 - $43,849
 
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Property, Real Estate, or Community Association Manager

Salary Range

$29,629 - $75,825
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Apartment Manager
$16,521 - $51,937
Commercial Property Manager
$34,376 - $93,682
Regional Director of Property Management
$44,441 - $138,933
 

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Property, Real Estate, or Community Association Manager Job Description

People with the job title Property, Real Estate, or Community Association Manager typically fall into one of the following PayScale standard occupations.

Plan, direct, or coordinate selling, buying, leasing, or governance activities of commercial, industrial, or residential real estate properties.

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Property, Real Estate, or Community Association Manager - (City withheld for privacy), Florida, United States
When Asking for a raise know your achivements, interactions with co-employees, and the savings you have achived for your company or property. Than when asked demonstrate your worth. I saved on property 2.4 million dollars, I asked for a 10K raise they said outragous until I explained what I what had saved them and that had I been a consultant or and insurance adjuster you would have paid me 10% no questions asked, I did it and you feel it is outragous. Thay said they could not afford it, my ...
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