Participate in the 2023 NMHC National Multifamily Industry Compensation Survey! Learn More About How to Participate >>>
The 2023 edition of this survey will be available for purchase at the end of August.
Purchase the 2022 National Multifamily Industry Compensation Survey
The NMHC 2022 National Multifamily Industry Compensation Survey report is now available for purchase. As the premier source for market-level apartment industry compensation data, the 2022 Survey addresses current market practices in compensation program design and salary levels for more than 130 corporate, regional, and on-site positions. Essential market-level data benchmarks make the report a must-have resource for developing a strategic compensation and employment plan aimed at recruiting and retaining top talent. 144 leading apartment companies participated in the survey with data submitted for 88,000 employees.
NMHC’s 2022 National Apartment Survey of Compensation Survey was conducted in partnership with Willis Towers Watson Data Services, a world leader in market data analysis. Survey results are available online through Compensation Software, an interactive analytical tool developed by Willis Towers Watson Data Services, enabling your company to create custom data reports according to your company’s criteria.
Survey Highlights:
- Salary and Total Compensation data for more than 130 apartment industry positions from top executives to leasing consultants
- Compensation data presentations for metro-areas and consolidated metro-areas — plus national, regional, sub-regional and state location
- Data on short- and long-term incentives, cash bonuses, and annual increases
- Statistics on employee turnover, perquisites, work/life policies, and more
Pricing:
- Special Participant Price: $700
- NMHC Member Price (nonparticipant): $1,900
- Non-Member Price (nonparticipant): $2,900
Questions?
Please contact Deborah Lee at dlee@nmhc.org or (202) 974-2340.
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