What is the salary of a Housing Specialist? In the United States, a Housing Specialist earns an average salary of $73,310. The salary range for a Housing Specialist is usually between $49,557 and $99,456 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $121,572. The highest Housing Specialist salary in the United States was $205,290. The average hourly pay for a Housing Specialist is $35.25.
Top 3 states paying the highest average Housing Specialist salary are District of Columbia, with an average salary of $97,340, followed by California, with an average salary of $90,387, and New York, with an average salary of $81,382. Employers paying the highest salary for a Housing Specialist job are Santa Cruz County (CA), Santa Monica (CA) and Alameda (CA).
Employer | Average Salary |
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Santa Cruz County, CA | $156,161 |
Santa Monica, CA | $154,226 |
Alameda, CA | $133,149 |
Pasadena, CA | $129,778 |
Suisun City, CA | $119,847 |
Oceanside, CA | $119,289 |
Redding, CA | $115,894 |
Garden Grove, CA | $114,027 |
South Gate, CA | $110,606 |
Norwalk, CA | $108,209 |
Job Title | Average Salary |
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Housing Inspector | $64,706 |
Housing Director | $104,901 |
Housing Coordinator | $57,046 |
Housing Manager | $112,735 |
Housing Rehabilitation Specialist | $67,219 |
Housing Program Manager | $99,802 |
Housing Program Specialist | $84,530 |
Housing Program Coordinator | $67,136 |
Housing Supervisor | $152,028 |
Housing Assistant | $65,381 |
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State | Average Salary | Records Number |
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Alabama | $59,148 | 13 |
Arkansas | $23,694 | 5 |
Arizona | $44,984 | 52 |
California | $90,387 | 400 |
Colorado | $60,792 | 9 |
Connecticut | $72,400 | 13 |
District of Columbia | $97,340 | 1 |
Florida | $47,214 | 74 |
Georgia | $34,934 | 1 |
Hawaii | $51,024 | 7 |
Iowa | $45,345 | 6 |
Idaho | $37,367 | 1 |
Indiana | $41,765 | 36 |
Kansas | $38,855 | 22 |
Kentucky | $51,458 | 3 |
Massachusetts | $68,023 | 94 |
Maryland | $62,749 | 9 |
Michigan | $51,854 | 7 |
Minnesota | $50,195 | 9 |
North Carolina | $32,613 | 8 |
New Jersey | $36,142 | 6 |
New Mexico | $46,405 | 1 |
Nevada | $69,715 | 10 |
New York | $81,382 | 35 |
Ohio | $30,704 | 13 |
Oklahoma | $53,362 | 2 |
Oregon | $45,473 | 9 |
Pennsylvania | $36,542 | 6 |
Tennessee | $40,449 | 1 |
Texas | $43,718 | 14 |
Utah | $52,847 | 15 |
Virginia | $57,492 | 43 |
Washington | $45,268 | 74 |
Wisconsin | $38,054 | 11 |
Wyoming | $52,812 | 1 |