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Construction Manager Salary Breakdown — Gross vs. Take-Home

National median: $104,900/year. After federal taxes (single filer), that's $82,183/year take-home — 21.7% effective rate.

Entry Level
$62,000
Median Salary
$104,900
75th %ile
$140,000
Senior Level
$160,000

Construction Manager Salary After Federal Tax by Experience Level

Take-home calculated for single filer, federal taxes only (no state income tax baseline).

LevelGross SalaryTake-Home / YearMonthlyEff. Rate
Entry Level$62,000$51,856$4,32116.4%
25th Percentile$79,000$63,963$5,33019.0%
MedianBLS Median$104,900$82,183$6,84921.7%
75th Percentile$140,000$106,443$8,87024.0%
90th Percentile$185,000$137,752$11,47925.5%
Senior Level$160,000$120,113$10,00924.9%

Construction Manager Take-Home Pay by State

Salary figures adjusted for state cost of living and local market rates. Single filer.

StateEst. SalaryTake-Home / YearMonthlyEff. Rate
New Jersey$123,520$89,326$7,44427.7%
New York$138,206$97,948$8,16229.1%
California$128,765$89,087$7,42430.8%
Connecticut$123,258$88,854$7,40527.9%
Alaska$121,946$94,103$7,84222.8%

About This Career

Construction managers oversee building projects from groundbreaking to completion, coordinating contractors, budgets, schedules, and regulatory compliance. Data center construction and large-scale infrastructure projects under the IIJA represent the highest-demand specializations through 2030.

Education: Bachelor's in Construction Management or Civil Engineering; PMP helpful
Top Cities: New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average Construction Manager salary in the US?+

The national median Construction Manager salary is $104,900 per year (BLS data). The middle 50% of earners fall between $79,000 and $140,000, while the top 10% earn over $185,000.

How much does a Construction Manager take home after taxes?+

A Construction Manager earning the median $104,900 takes home approximately $82,183 after federal taxes (single filer, assuming no state income tax). Add state taxes to get a more precise figure for your location.

Where do Construction Managers earn the most?+

The highest-paying states for Construction Managers are New Jersey, New York, California. Top cities include New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, where salaries can exceed $140,000 for experienced professionals.

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