Salary guide · Property & Estate Agency
Property & Estate Agency: what the jobs pay
9 jobs, lowest paid first. Yearly ranges seen in real UK adverts in 2026, and the hourly rate on a 40 hour week.
| Job | A year | An hour, 40 hour week | Tickets or qualifications |
|---|---|---|---|
| Estate agent | £24,800 basic plus commission | varies | A driving licence and car |
| Inventory clerk | £24,800 to £29,000 | about £11.92 to £13.94 | None to start, driving licence, AIIC membership useful |
| Lettings negotiator | £24,800 basic plus commission | varies | A driving licence and car, almost always |
| New homes sales advisor | £25,000 to £32,000 | about £12.02 to £15.38 | None to start, driving licence |
| Property manager | £28,000 to £40,000 | about £13.46 to £19.23 | ARLA or IRPM helps |
| Land agent | £30,000 to £50,000 | about £14.42 to £24.04 | RICS accredited degree, MRICS or CAAV useful |
| Lettings manager | £30,000 to £42,000 | about £14.42 to £20.19 | ARLA Propertymark qualification useful |
| Commercial property surveyor | £35,000 to £55,000 | about £16.83 to £26.44 | RICS accredited degree, MRICS useful |
| Property asset manager | £45,000 to £70,000 | about £21.63 to £33.65 | Degree in real estate or surveying, MRICS useful |
Advertised ranges, not a survey of take home pay, and the same job pays differently by region. The National Living Wage for anybody 21 and over is £12.71 an hour. Wrong for your area? Tell us.
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