SOC 11-9141 · Florida

Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers Salary in Florida

Property, real estate, and community association managers in Florida earn the most in Jacksonville (average $90,700 a year) and the least in Panama City ($66,870), across the 22 Florida metro areas we cover. Statewide, BLS puts the property, real estate, and community association managers average at $83,340 and the median at $70,810 for 30,160 workers. The U.S. average for this job is $83,710.

$91Khighest: Jacksonville
$67Klowest: Panama City
28,620jobs in these metros
22metro areas
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Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers average salary by city in Florida

Pay, take-home pay and cost of living

CityAverageMedian25th pct.Take-home*Cost of living
Jacksonville$90,700$76,710$57,780$72,63799
Miami$88,860$73,450$57,920$71,343114
Naples$84,410$78,310$58,240$68,212103
Port St. Lucie$82,820$63,390$51,980$67,094100
Fort Myers$82,780$74,700$55,250$67,066102
Wildwood$82,480$73,140$59,070$66,85585
Tampa$82,230$71,510$50,210$66,679101
Orlando$81,230$71,490$57,880$65,975101
Sarasota$79,660$70,210$52,000$64,871102
Palm Bay$78,070$75,980$50,290$63,752100
Pensacola$77,520$64,990$55,570$63,36598
Lakeland$76,190$61,660$48,450$62,43097
Homosassa Springs$76,060$59,140$48,070$62,33893
Ocala$74,790$61,170$49,830$61,44595
Gainesville$73,280$60,250$47,140$60,38297
Deltona$72,800$61,510$47,230$60,04599
Crestview$72,530$62,170$45,790$59,85597
Sebastian$72,440$61,080$49,010$59,79298
Punta Gorda$72,200$60,960$48,170$59,623101
Sebring$72,120$57,920$45,610$59,56692
Tallahassee$70,730$59,740$45,310$58,58994
Panama City$66,870$61,690$50,360$55,87397

*Average salary after federal and state taxes for a single filer; Florida has no state income tax. Cost of living: BEA price parity, U.S. = 100.

Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers salary in other states

Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers salary by city and state

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