Property Manager Salary in Melbourne (2026)

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Property Managers in Melbourne earn a median salary of $85,000 in 2026, with most advertised roles falling between $75,000 and $104,580. That sits 6% below Melbourne's all-roles median of $90,000. Figures are based on 102 jobs advertised in Melbourne in the last 30 days.

▲ High demand Top 4% of roles by listing volume in Melbourne ↑ +20 listings vs last month
💰 Property Manager · Melbourne
ADVERTISED RANGE
$75,000 – $104,580
Median: $85,000
Jun $85k
Jul $85k
→ Stable

Based on 2-month data, short-term movement only.

Mid level $71,750 – $100,000
Senior level $84,000 – $124,000
Overall $75k–$104k Mid $71k–$100k Senior $84k–$124k $69k $81k $92k $104k $116k $127k
High confidence 102 listings (+20 vs last month) · 02/08/2026

Salary ranges are percentiles calculated from 102 job listings for this role and city, all sourced from Seek.com.au. Of those, 56.3% stated a salary directly. The remaining 43.7% carried a range estimated from the listing, so this median blends advertised and estimated pay. Figures represent what employers advertise and may differ from actual compensation.

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Bottom 10%  $75,000 Median  $85,000 $104,580  Top 10%

Understanding the Melbourne Market

Melbourne is the lowest-paying property manager market of the five here at $85,000, behind Sydney at $100,000, the Gold Coast at $95,000 and both Brisbane and Perth at $90,000. Listings rose sharply from 82 to 102 with the median unchanged, so supply is growing against a static rate. The senior band runs $84,000 to $124,000 on 29 listings against a mid band of $71,000 to $100,000, so seniority does add a real step here. At 56% salary disclosure the figure is well supported.

Take Home Pay (based on median $85,000)

Weekly (net)
~$1,254
Monthly (net)
~$5,434
Annual (net)
~$65,208
Total package (incl. 2025-26 super at 11.5%) $94,775

Take-home calculated using 2025-26 ATO tax rates, no HECS debt, full Australian residency. Total package adds 11.5% superannuation to base salary. Adjust for your situation →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good starting salary for a junior Property Manager in Melbourne?
Entry is $75,000, typically an assistant property manager or a portfolio handover role. An agent's representative certificate is the licensing requirement in Victoria. Portfolio size is what drives pay, with listings above the median referencing larger rent rolls or commercial rather than residential property.
Is $85,000 a good salary in Melbourne?
No. At $85,000 a property manager earns 5.6% below Melbourne's all-roles median of $90,000, with take-home near $1,254 a week against the highest living costs in this report. Sydney pays $15,000 more for the same work, the largest gap for this role in the country. Melbourne is the weakest property management market in this data on every measure.
How much does a Senior Property Manager make in Melbourne?
Senior listings run $84,000 to $124,000 with a median of $100,000, from 29 listings. Department management, commercial portfolios or agency business development are what reach it. That senior median matches what Sydney property managers earn on average, which puts the interstate gap in perspective.

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Property Manager salaries in other cities

City Median salary vs Melbourne
Melbourne (this page) $85,000 0%
Sydney $100,000 +18%
Gold Coast $95,000 +12%
Brisbane $90,000 +6%
Perth $90,000 +6%

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