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Block Management salaries

Block Management pay in the United Kingdom from official ONS ASHE figures, until PropertyRoles.uk has enough job ads with pay to publish its own.

Median salary · United Kingdom

£46,800

10th percentile
£29,400
25th percentile
£36,200
Median (50th)
£46,800
75th percentile
£65,800

Source: Office for National Statistics, Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, April 2026 (provisional) (Property, housing and estate managers, code 1251). Moved to Aug 2026 with the ONS Average Weekly Earnings, regular pay, finance and business services (seasonally adjusted). Figures are annual, in GBP. We switch to live job-ad figures once we have five or more block management ads with pay.

By region

Official figures. Estimates scale the national figure by each region's published pay level.

 25thMedian75thSource
East£34,500£44,600£62,700Estimate
East Midlands£34,700£44,800£63,000Estimate
London£42,600£55,000£77,400Estimate
North East£32,800£42,400£59,600Estimate
North West£34,600£44,800£62,900Estimate
Scotland£34,000£44,000£61,900Estimate
South East£37,600£48,600£68,300Estimate
South West£35,300£45,700£64,200Estimate
Wales£33,300£43,100£60,600Estimate
West Midlands£36,900£47,700£67,000Estimate
Yorkshire and The Humber£35,200£45,600£64,000Estimate

Indicative gross annual salaries for 2025. Figures vary by region — London and the South East typically sit at the upper end — and by portfolio size, qualifications (e.g. TPI/AssocRICS) and whether a car allowance or bonus is included. Higher-end developments and prime central London blocks can exceed these ranges.

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