Construction Managers Salary in South Florida

BLS Occupational Employment & Wage Statistics • May 2025 • South Florida nonmetropolitan area

Median annual salary $102,760 -3.9% vs national
Median hourly $49.40
10th percentile $58,760
90th percentile $222,730
Employed locally 270
National median $106,980

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    Salary percentile breakdown

    10th
    $58,760
    25th
    $78,500
    50th (median)
    $102,760
    75th
    $141,200
    90th
    $222,730

    Top-paying metros for Construction Managers

    Metro areaMedian salary
    San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA $160,870
    Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH $156,590
    San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA $151,980
    Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area $151,590
    Massachusetts $147,750
    Wenatchee-East Wenatchee, WA $140,980

    Related occupations in South Florida

    OccupationMedian salary
    General and Operations Managers $85,080
    Financial Managers $120,710
    Food Service Managers $73,470
    Managers, All Other $96,120
    Education Administrators, Kindergarten through Secondary $90,090
    Sales Managers $96,130

    Frequently asked questions

    How much do Construction Managers make per hour in South Florida?

    The median hourly wage for Construction Managers in South Florida is $49.40, based on BLS OEWS 2025 data. Top earners (90th percentile) make $91.30 or more per hour.

    Is South Florida above or below average for Construction Managers salaries?

    The median Construction Managers salary in South Florida is 3.9% below the national median of $106,980. The national figure is from BLS OEWS 2025 data covering all US metropolitan areas.

    What is the entry-level salary for Construction Managers in South Florida?

    Entry-level Construction Managers (10th percentile) earn around $58,760 per year in South Florida. The 25th percentile — typically workers with 1–3 years of experience — earn approximately $78,500.