Facilities Manager Salary

Facilities Managers earn a median $106,660 a year nationally. Management Occupations

U.S. median
$106,660
$51.28 per hour
Range
$64,480 – $176,120
10th to 90th percentile
Employed
156,180
across the U.S.

Facilities Manager take-home pay calculator

Starts at the national median. Pick your state to see your real paycheck.

Facilities Manager
Deductions, kids & local tax

2026 tax year. Federal brackets from IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32.

Your take-home pay
$83,865
per year · effective tax rate 21.4%
$6,989Monthly
$3,494Twice a month
$3,226Every 2 weeks
$40.32Hourly
  • Federal income tax$14,635
  • Social Security (6.2%)$6,613
  • Medicare (1.45%)$1,547
  • Texas income tax$0
  • Take-home pay$83,865

Marginal rate: 22% federal + 0.00% state

Pay by experience

PercentileSalaryHourlyTake-home (no state tax)
10th percentile (entry level)$64,480$31.00$53,990
25th percentile$82,020$39.43$66,531
Median (50th)$106,660$51.28$83,865
75th percentile$138,870$66.76$106,184
90th percentile (top earners)$176,120$84.67$131,644

Best cities for facilities managers (after tax & cost of living)

#Metro areaMedianTake-homeReal value*Jobs
1Seattle, WA$149,490$113,442$102,0781,830
2Memphis, TN$108,610$85,237$92,469450
3Rochester, NY$122,980$89,107$91,830460
4Durham, NC$118,990$88,300$90,498470
5San Jose, CA$145,000$99,233$89,8661,460
6Kansas City, MO$109,200$81,457$88,021830
7Atlanta, GA$120,410$87,912$87,8611,530
8Denver, CO$125,780$92,411$87,3601,120
9Nashville, TN$105,820$83,274$86,4401,030
10Indianapolis, IN$109,160$82,433$86,1411,400
11Des Moines, IA$103,860$78,601$85,714590
12New York, NY$134,010$95,995$85,28210,210
13Charlotte, NC$111,030$83,018$85,2801,280
14Boston, MA$127,400$92,194$85,1554,580
15Omaha, NE$104,010$78,148$85,026710
16San Antonio, TX$101,450$80,200$84,674950
17Houston, TX$105,650$83,155$84,3113,200
18Albany, NY$113,490$83,015$83,376550
19Richmond, VA$110,780$81,208$82,986440
20Raleigh, NC$108,590$81,399$82,927860
21Cincinnati, OH$102,500$78,902$82,7331,120
22St. Louis, MO$103,340$77,610$81,6191,180
23Cleveland, OH$98,630$76,286$81,2221,190
24Buffalo, NY$105,360$77,775$81,147530
25Virginia Beach, VA$107,720$79,231$80,897470

*Take-home pay in U.S.-average dollars (BEA Regional Price Parities).

Highest-paying cities

Facilities Manager salary by state

StateMedianTake-homeRangeJobs
Washington $139,990$106,949 $89,200 – $207,1202,790
New York $131,350$94,334 $80,160 – $215,7309,580
Delaware $129,260$92,425 $90,540 – $192,290240
New Jersey $124,110$90,379 $79,680 – $192,9105,690
Massachusetts $124,100$90,103 $77,430 – $196,1506,070
Colorado $122,510$90,320 $79,030 – $195,3602,150
Alabama $121,010$88,175 $82,450 – $174,990940
California $118,620$83,935 $70,690 – $203,40020,550
Kansas $117,270$85,585 $77,180 – $177,7801,080
Virginia $116,540$84,929 $76,920 – $191,3102,950
District of Columbia $115,770$83,402 $77,680 – $176,990930
Georgia $114,360$83,970 $73,240 – $191,2002,670
Alaska $113,510$88,684 $78,410 – $172,780870
Connecticut $110,990$82,382 $70,420 – $170,6502,650
Oregon $110,710$77,857 $71,840 – $171,1301,830
Minnesota $109,720$80,080 $74,220 – $168,5003,000
Hawaii $108,750$78,601 $66,810 – $174,010760
North Carolina $108,130$81,094 $62,680 – $171,9504,810
New Mexico $108,110$80,919 $67,330 – $187,750390
Illinois $106,980$78,940 $62,700 – $165,4009,180
Tennessee $106,730$83,915 $70,010 – $167,9902,580
New Hampshire $106,690$83,886 $60,310 – $172,830550
Rhode Island $106,510$80,302 $76,130 – $176,550470
Wyoming $106,330$83,633 $79,680 – $159,940190
Indiana $104,560$79,333 $58,860 – $180,4404,110
South Carolina $103,940$76,872 $68,610 – $169,9501,750
Wisconsin $103,620$77,615 $73,650 – $158,7202,010
Nebraska $102,150$76,924 $64,480 – $159,8301,430
Nevada $101,850$80,481 $66,070 – $175,6201,250
South Dakota $101,280$80,080 $75,630 – $134,560370
Kentucky $100,720$76,279 $59,990 – $168,1501,070
Missouri $100,380$75,667 $60,140 – $160,4101,920
Arizona $99,880$76,807 $62,160 – $160,0503,430
Idaho $99,870$74,904 $66,560 – $172,330610
Texas $99,430$78,779 $56,960 – $173,46013,140
Utah $99,320$75,198 $63,620 – $147,4401,770
Iowa $99,010$75,373 $60,030 – $141,0102,340
Florida $98,780$78,322 $52,300 – $164,8708,620
Maine $98,310$72,458 $64,440 – $144,040670
Michigan $98,150$73,958 $60,550 – $159,1604,920
Ohio $97,740$75,685 $57,540 – $151,3206,030
Maryland $97,700$73,285 $62,620 – $168,9005,210
Louisiana $97,120$74,627 $62,370 – $163,1701,160
Montana $96,100$72,368 $59,700 – $142,060340
Pennsylvania $95,290$72,941 $62,140 – $151,1906,870
West Virginia $95,050$72,051 $53,050 – $154,320610
Mississippi $93,640$71,692 $51,030 – $156,590930
North Dakota $92,040$73,045 $62,120 – $144,050270
Oklahoma $90,390$68,897 $53,860 – $166,3701,040
Arkansas $89,810$68,721 $53,750 – $168,000880
Vermont $88,710$67,843 $60,880 – $133,180500

Frequently asked questions

How much does a facilities manager make?

The national median salary for facilities managers is $106,660 a year ($51.28 an hour). The lowest-paid 10% earn under $64,480 and the top 10% earn over $176,120. Source: BLS, May 2025.

Which state pays facilities managers the most?

Washington has the highest median pay at $139,990. After taxes and local prices, Seattle, WA offers the best real take-home pay of any metro area.

How many facilities managers are there in the U.S.?

About 156,180 people work as facilities managers nationwide.

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