Property Manager Salary in London
Official ONS earnings for London, covering 25,000 jobs.
Median salary — London
£44,453
gross, per year, all employees
▼ 2.1% change on the previous year
Mean
—
Jobs measured
25,000
What most property managers actually earn
Half of property managers in London earn between £33,252 and £70,056. Earning above £70,056 puts you in the top quarter of the profession.
ONS suppresses the detailed spread for this occupation at regional level, so this range describes the wider “Managers and Proprietors in Other Services” group in London.
The full pay range
Each bar is the salary at that percentile — the 25th means a quarter of property managers earn less than this.
Where this figure comes from
- ONS occupation group
- Property, housing and estate managers
- SOC 2020 code
- 1251
- Measure
- Gross annual pay, all employees
- Edition
- ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, 2025 provisional
ONS doesn't measure “property manager” as its own category. These figures are for the wider group “Property, housing and estate managers”, which includes this role alongside others. ONS group covers property, housing and estate managers.
Source: Office for National Statistics, Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Figures are estimates from a survey of PAYE jobs and are not financial advice.
Property Manager salary FAQs
What is the average Property Manager salary in London?
The median is £44,453 a year and the mean is —, according to the ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings. Those cover all employees; ASHE publishes no full-time split at regional level.
What is a good Property Manager salary?
Half of property managers earn between £33,252 and £70,056. Anything above £70,056 is in the top quarter for the role.
Is this figure official?
Yes. It comes from the ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, an accredited official statistic based on employer PAYE records, covering 25,000 jobs in this occupation.
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