Construction Project Manager United States

Construction Project Manager salary in the US

Typical pay

$139,500a year

Most Construction Project Managers earn $118k to $164k a year

From 2,122 current job postings, updated Oct 31, 2026 Pay that employers list in their job postings

The median Construction Project Manager salary in the US is $139,500 a year. Most job postings pay $117,500 to $163,800. From 2,122 current job postings, updated Oct 31, 2026.

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Typical pay by state

$120k to $130k $130k to $135k $135k to $139k $139k to $141k $141k to $152k Not enough postings yet

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Typical pay by state. Rows with fewer than 10 postings that list pay show a dash.
Oregon $152k29
Michigan $150k16
Arizona $149k54
California $148k411
South Carolina $146k12
Maryland $145k55
Washington $141k115
Texas $141k165
Iowa $140k10
Mississippi $140k15
Virginia $140k230
Pennsylvania $139k47
Indiana $139k36
Missouri $139k26
District of Columbia $139k50
New Jersey $138k44
Idaho $137k14
New York $137k166
Minnesota $137k62
Nevada $135k19
Tennessee $135k24
Connecticut $133k27
Massachusetts $132k48
North Carolina $130k34
Colorado $130k97
Kentucky $130k11
Ohio $130k60
Utah $130k13
Illinois $129k140
Louisiana $129k15
Wisconsin $126k19
Florida $125k98
Georgia $125k39
Kansas $120k13
Alabama–8
Alaska–0
Arkansas–5
Delaware–1
Hawaii–8
Maine–4
Montana–0
Nebraska–7
New Hampshire–2
New Mexico–3
North Dakota–7
Oklahoma–8
Rhode Island–5
South Dakota–9
Vermont–8
West Virginia–2
Wyoming–7

Pay advertised in current postings, per year. Postings are those that list pay.

Pay in the biggest hiring cities

Pay in the biggest hiring cities. Rows with fewer than 10 postings that list pay show a dash.
San Jose, CA $160k54
San Francisco, CA $160k106
San Diego, CA $153k36
Phoenix, AZ $150k51
Baltimore, MD $148k37
Columbus, OH $145k37
Los Angeles, CA $145k151
Seattle, WA $143k91
Richmond, VA $141k48
Minneapolis, MN $140k55
Washington, DC $140k233
New York, NY $138k184
Denver, CO $132k66
Dallas, TX $132k62
Chicago, IL $129k132

Pay by experience level

What most job postings pay at each stage. The dot is typical pay.

  • Starting out 5 job postings

    Not enough postings yet (we show pay once 10 postings list it)

  • Experienced 1,105 job postings
    $108k $149k

    Typical: $126k

  • Senior 569 job postings
    $139k $175k

    Typical: $156k

  • Lead or manager 71 job postings
    $140k $197k

    Typical: $163k

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Pay by employer and level

Typical yearly pay at the employers with the most postings that list pay. A dash means fewer than 10 of their postings at that level list pay.

Typical pay by employer and level. Cells with fewer than 10 postings that list pay show a dash.
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Actalent Services$140k–$135k––
Amazon$149k–$149k$138k–
Turner & Townsend$153k–$141k$155k–

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How much does a Construction Project Manager make in the US?

Employers hiring now typically offer $139,500 a year for Construction Project Manager roles in the US. These numbers come from the pay employers list in their job postings, so they show what is on offer today rather than what people earned last year. We only show a number when at least 10 postings list pay.

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