Demand for Construction Management 2015 Archives

Google Trend information for Construction Managers has shown a good stable interest from 2004 to 2013. The year of 2008 saw the peak of search interest in Construction Management and then saw a decline into 2011 with 2013 showing a stronger interest picking back up for this type of career.

Bureau of Labor Statistics information states that a Construction Manager’s salary in 2010 was $83,860 a year which comes out to around $40.32 an hour for this career. While in the past Construction Management wasn’t really required to have degrees, most Construction Managers have Bachelor Degrees and extensive work experience before they work in the field with the BLS stating more than 5 years of experience is required. The total number of Construction Manager jobs available in 2010 were 523,100 with around a 17% growth rate being expected from 2010 – 2020. Taking into account that growth rate nearly 86,600 Construction Management jobs will be added to the market from 2010 – 2020. By using our salary by state information for Construction Managers below you’ll see that you can earn as much as $91,000, about $12,000 more a year by choosing the highest paying state to work in.

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Construction Manager Salary Information For 2015

This table displays Construction Manager Salaries By State so that people can compare how much an Construction Manager makes in a specific state. This comparison engine will help people easily identify the best salaries for Construction Managers.

Career	State	Salary	Percent	Data Year
Construction Manager	Alabama	$82,000	1% higher	2015
Construction Manager	Alaska	$59,000	26% lower	2015
Construction Manager	American Samoa	$97,000	20% higher	2015
Construction Manager	Arizona	$66,000	18% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Arkansas	$82,000	2% higher	2015
Construction Manager	California	$86,000	7% higher	2015
Construction Manager	Colorado	$72,000	11% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Connecticut	$93,000	15% higher	2015
Construction Manager	Delaware	$71,000	12% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Florida	$75,000	7% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Georgia	$92,000	14% higher	2015
Construction Manager	Guam	$74,000	9% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Hawaii	$50,000	38% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Idaho	$53,000	34% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Illinois	$92,000	13% higher	2015
Construction Manager	Indiana	$77,000	4% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Iowa	$79,000	2% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Kansas	$74,000	9% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Kentucky	$70,000	14% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Louisiana	$72,000	11% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Maine	$71,000	12% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Maryland	$83,000	3% higher	2015
Construction Manager	Massachusetts	$97,000	20% higher	2015
Construction Manager	Michigan	$82,000	1% higher	2015
Construction Manager	Minnesota	$71,000	13% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Mississippi	$84,000	5% higher	2015
Construction Manager	Missouri	$79,000	2% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Montana	$67,000	17% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Nebraska	$59,000	27% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Nevada	$62,000	24% lower	2015
Construction Manager	New Hampshire	$80,000	1% lower	2015
Construction Manager	New Jersey	$87,000	8% higher	2015
Construction Manager	New Mexico	$70,000	13% lower	2015
Construction Manager	New York	$98,000	21% higher	2015
Construction Manager	North Carolina	$77,000	5% lower	2015
Construction Manager	North Dakota	$72,000	11% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Ohio	$77,000	4% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Oklahoma	$74,000	8% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Oregon	$78,000	3% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Pennsylvania	$78,000	4% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Puerto Rico	$78,000	3% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Rhode Island	$74,000	9% lower	2015
Construction Manager	South Carolina	$80,000	1% lower	2015
Construction Manager	South Dakota	$61,000	25% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Tennessee	$75,000	7% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Texas	$78,000	3% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Utah	$63,000	22% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Vermont	$71,000	12% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Virgin Islands	$83,000	2% higher	2015
Construction Manager	Virginia	$81,000	1% higher	2015
Construction Manager	Washington DC	$101,000	25% higher	2015
Construction Manager	Washington	$83,000	3% higher	2015
Construction Manager	West Virginia	$76,000	6% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Wisconsin	$72,000	11% lower	2015
Construction Manager	Wyoming	$67,000	17% lower	2015