Director of Procurement, Property Management Salary (BLS May 2025 Data)

Recruiter's read: what do the published figures mean for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National?

Real Estate Headhunters reads Director of Procurement, Property Management in National through BLS occupation 11-3061, Purchasing Managers, rather than treating the niche title as a separately surveyed job. The May 2025 annual median for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National is $148,080; its broader mapping means the occupation and its limits belong beside this offer budget.

Director of Procurement, Property Management in National has a published middle-half band from $115,550 at the lower quartile to $182,270 at the upper quartile in May 2025. The $66,720 difference for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National is the width of that reported band, not a recommended automatic raise or a measure of candidate seniority.

Director of Procurement, Property Management in National shows $92,490 at the tenth percentile and $223,280 at the ninetieth percentile. The lower-tail gap for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National is $23,060, versus $41,010 above the upper quartile; the upper published tail is wider, which describes dispersion but does not explain its cause.

The national benchmark for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National is the cross-industry distribution, with published employment of 84320 for SOC 11-3061. The employment figure for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National counts workers in Purchasing Managers, not only property management employees carrying this niche title, so it cannot be presented as a count of available candidates.

For Director of Procurement, Property Management in National, the two comparison metros are selected by published employment, not geographic proximity: New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ reports $171,810; Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV reports $172,150. Those May 2025 comparisons for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National use SOC 11-3061 on the same annual basis, without substituting a different job to obtain a convenient number.

The prior annual median for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National was $139,510 in May 2024, compared with $148,080 in May 2025. The new-minus-old difference for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National is $8,570; it compares two survey distributions, not the pay rise of a tracked worker or a forecast.

For Director of Procurement, Property Management in National, the highest exact published national medians among the loaded real-estate, building-service and fund industry rows are Real Estate (NAICS 531000), $138,220; Real Estate (NAICS 531000), $138,220. These May 2025 industry figures for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National are national cuts, not an industry-pay ranking inside National, because the loaded industry source does not cross-tabulate that local market.

Director of Procurement, Property Management in National uses BLS straight-time gross wages, which include base rates, guaranteed pay, commissions and production bonuses but exclude discretionary or nonproduction bonuses. For an offer benchmarked to Director of Procurement, Property Management in National, state overtime, on-call pay, relocation support and housing discounts separately because OEWS excludes them; the $148,080 median does not price those additions in National.

What wages did BLS publish?

The BLS May 2025 median for Purchasing Managers in National is $148,080 per year. This is the mapped occupation, not a separate survey of Director of Procurement, Property Management.

Broader occupation

Director of Procurement, Property Management maps to Purchasing Managers (11-3061), a broader occupation. BLS does not publish this exact real estate title separately. The property's scope, equipment, supervision and required credentials can differ from the occupation as a whole.

SOC 11-3061 Purchasing Managers

The published median is $148,080. The middle half of reported wages runs from $115,550 to $182,270.

Annual wages, May 2025
Published percentile	Wage
10th	$92,490
25th	$115,550
Median	$148,080
75th	$182,270
90th	$223,280

Mean: $156,360. Employment: 84,320.

The published median is $71.19. The middle half of reported wages runs from $55.55 to $87.63.

Hourly wages, May 2025
Published percentile	Wage
10th	$44.47
25th	$55.55
Median	$71.19
75th	$87.63
90th	$107.35

Mean: $75.17. Employment: 84,320.

This wage is equal to or greater than $115.00 per hour or $239,200 per year. A cell marked “or more” is a threshold, not an exact value.

What BLS wages include and exclude

Wages for the OEWS survey are straight-time, gross pay, exclusive of premium pay.

Included

Base rates
Commissions
Cost-of-living allowances
Deadheading pay
Guaranteed pay
Hazard pay
Incentive pay
Longevity pay
Over-the-road pay (Mileage)
Piece rates
Portal-to-portal rates
Production bonuses
Tips

Excluded

Attendance bonuses
Back pay
Clothing allowances
Discounts
Draw
Holiday bonus
Holiday premium pay
Jury duty pay
Meal allowances
Nonproduction bonuses
On-call pay
Overtime pay
Relocation allowances
Severance pay
Shift differentials
Stock bonuses
Tool/equipment allowances
Tuition reimbursements
Uniform allowances
Weekend premium pay

BLS wage definitions. Benefits and discretionary bonus are not base wage benchmarks.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025. SOC 11-3061 Purchasing Managers, National. Released 2026-05-15.

Markets where BLS publishes this occupation

Target metros and largest metro employment markets, May 2025
Metro	Median annual	25th to 75th	Employment	Location quotient
Miami	$131,400	$96,590 to $169,870	1230	0.8
Orlando	$129,470	$95,060 to $172,310	570	0.74
Tampa	$139,430	$104,940 to $165,780	660	0.84
Chicago	$155,080	$128,970 to $185,230	3250	1.33
New York City	$171,810	$140,240 to $217,340	7370	1.43
Raleigh	$139,050	$114,950 to $180,550	500	1.23
Dallas	$137,820	$108,900 to $170,240	3400	1.55
Northern New Jersey	$171,810	$140,240 to $217,340	7370	1.43
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV	$172,150	$156,730 to $195,190	4180	2.46
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA	$156,400	$124,330 to $188,030	2800	0.82
Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TX	$139,050	$108,920 to $175,510	2630	1.47
Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA	$165,910	$128,840 to $211,340	2590	1.65
Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH	$174,640	$140,480 to $217,600	1940	1.32
Detroit-Warren-Dearborn, MI	$163,660	$129,610 to $195,900	1490	1.45
Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD	$155,500	$125,560 to $182,920	1470	0.94
San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA	$170,440	$131,530 to $209,630	1320	1.02
Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ	$140,170	$114,390 to $174,690	1270	0.99
Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA	$165,430	$138,940 to $198,020	1260	1.12
Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD	$151,990	$121,200 to $175,460	1070	1.46
Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN	$150,190	$122,740 to $172,910	1070	1.79
Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI	$149,990	$122,850 to $181,460	1010	0.95
Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO	$180,000	$148,560 to $212,570	980	1.12
Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX	$140,820	$111,140 to $175,330	930	1.32
Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia, NC-SC	$144,270	$111,840 to $183,180	870	1.18
Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA	$149,030	$117,280 to $177,100	740	1.13
San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA	$198,980	$165,210 to $257,030	700	1.13
St. Louis, MO-IL	$135,400	$103,850 to $163,650	700	0.96
Kansas City, MO-KS	$161,910	$127,840 to $193,730	690	1.17
San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX	$131,660	$105,410 to $160,600	680	1.12

What changed since the last release

These are two published distributions, not a projection or a same-worker pay-rise measure. Changes in coverage, sampling or area boundaries can affect comparison.

Published annual median, SOC 11-3061, National
May 2024	May 2025	New minus old, arithmetic only
$139,510	$148,080	$8,570

Prior source: BLS OEWS May 2024, released 2025-04-02. Prior area label: U.S.. Check BLS boundary notes before treating these as an unchanged market.

National pay by industry

Industry rows cover payroll employment classified in that industry, nationally. They do not isolate this niche title, and contractors may sit in another industry.

National industry-specific OEWS May 2025, SOC 11-3061 Purchasing Managers
Industry, exact BLS name	NAICS	P25 annual	Median annual	P75 annual	Employment
Construction of Buildings	236000	$105,080	$133,400	$170,770	1820
Residential Building Construction	236100	$106,060	$131,480	$163,960	1330
Nonresidential Building Construction	236200	$98,810	$144,870	$196,380	490
Real Estate	531000	$122,790	$138,220	$187,740	390
Real Estate	531000	$122,790	$138,220	$187,740	390
Management of Companies and Enterprises	551000	$132,520	$167,870	$211,340	16750
Management of Companies and Enterprises	551100	$132,520	$167,870	$211,340	16750
Facilities Support Services	561200	$96,170	$126,280	$175,170	80
Investigation and Security Services	561600	$87,790	$110,060	$113,200	60
Security Systems Services	561620	$83,200	$95,020	$112,910	50

The pay ladder

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Highest published metro medians

Metropolitan wage ranking, May 2025, SOC 11-3061
Metro	Role median annual	Employment	Location quotient
San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA	$198,980	700	1.13
Trenton-Princeton, NJ	$180,340	330	2.53
Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO	$180,000	980	1.12
Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers, AR	$176,300	410	2.74
Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH	$174,640	1940	1.32
Peoria, IL	$174,430	210	2.37
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV	$172,150	4180	2.46
New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ	$171,810	7370	1.43
Rochester, MN	$171,340	80	1.15
Fort Collins-Loveland, CO	$171,280	70	0.78

Top-coded and suppressed medians cannot be ranked as exact wages. Location quotient measures employment concentration, not relative pay or cost of living.

Lowest published metro medians

Lowest exact annual medians, May 2025, SOC 11-3061
Metro	Median	Employment	Location quotient
San Juan-Bayamon-Caguas, PR	$86,650	210	0.56
Jackson, MS	$86,690	80	0.57
Tallahassee, FL	$93,910	70	0.69
Lafayette, LA	$93,950	30	0.35
Jonesboro, AR	$95,290	40	1.21
Brownsville-Harlingen, TX	$98,720	50	0.53
Niles, MI	$100,890	40	1.26
McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, TX	$101,670	80	0.49
Odessa, TX	$101,870	30	0.77
Lincoln, NE	$106,080	90	0.87

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Pay relative to local wages

The ratio divides this occupation's median by the all-occupations median in the same area. This is not purchasing power. Location quotient measures employment concentration, not pay.

Role median relative to all-occupations median, May 2025, SOC 11-3061
Metro	Role median annual	All-occupations median	Role / local median	Employment	Location quotient
Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers, AR	$176,300	$46,610	3.78× (arithmetic)	410	2.74
Peoria, IL	$174,430	$49,590	3.52× (arithmetic)	210	2.37
Burlington, NC	$152,870	$44,010	3.47× (arithmetic)	30	0.95
Atlantic City-Hammonton, NJ	$161,620	$47,520	3.40× (arithmetic)	80	0.91
Salinas, CA	$158,550	$47,380	3.35× (arithmetic)	30	0.34
Memphis, TN-MS-AR	$156,830	$46,890	3.34× (arithmetic)	240	0.72
Hagerstown-Martinsburg, MD-WV	$156,730	$47,440	3.30× (arithmetic)	50	0.79
Morgantown, WV	$156,230	$47,350	3.30× (arithmetic)	30	0.86
Wichita, KS	$155,970	$47,630	3.27× (arithmetic)	160	0.97
Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA	$165,910	$51,170	3.24× (arithmetic)	2590	1.65

Top-coded and suppressed medians cannot be ranked as exact wages. Location quotient measures employment concentration, not relative pay or cost of living.

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Questions about these figures

What does the $148,080 median mean for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National?

For Director of Procurement, Property Management in National, May 2025 reports that median for SOC 11-3061, Purchasing Managers. The broader mapping for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National is not a separately surveyed niche title in this area.

What band can we use to discuss an offer for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National?

The reported middle-half band for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National is $115,550 to $182,270 on an annual basis. Those two points for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National describe SOC 11-3061, not an instruction to pay a particular candidate either endpoint.

Can we claim an industry premium inside National for Director of Procurement, Property Management?

The industry cuts used for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National are national, while the local comparison is cross-industry. That separation for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National means the $148,080 local median cannot establish an industry premium within this area.

Is the prior figure for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National a forecast?

The May 2024 comparison for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National is an earlier published survey cell, not a projection. The current May 2025 figure for Director of Procurement, Property Management in National is $148,080; both reference periods remain visible.

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