Property Manager Jobs in Hong Kong
Browse 5 Property Manager jobs in Hong Kong. Discover Real Estate jobs in Hong Kong at leading property developers, agencies, and investment firms. No Cantonese required — English-speaking expat property agents, asset managers, and valuation analysts are actively sought. Updated daily in one of Asia's most dynamic property markets.
5 listings found in Hong Kong
Manager, Corporate Real Estate (MJ007726)
KPMG China · Hong Kong
Posted 2 days ago
Anlayst / Associate - Investor Relations
Aurex Group · Hong Kong
Posted 18 days ago
Valuer, Mortgage Team
Cushman & Wakefield · Hong Kong
Posted 27 days ago
Leasing Manager - Real Estate
Ambition · Hong Kong
Posted 39 days ago
Real Estate and Development Manager
Amix Global · Hong Kong
Posted 60 days ago
Real Estate Salary in Hong Kong
Based on JLL & CBRE HK Salary Benchmarks 2025 & Glassdoor
| Seniority | Salary Range (HKD/month) | Typical Employers |
|---|---|---|
| Entry-level (0–1 yrs) | HK$18,000–30,000 / mo + commission | Property agencies |
| Mid-level (2–6 yrs) | HK$35,000–60,000 / mo + commission | REITs, property developers |
| Senior-level (7+ yrs) | HK$65,000–120,000+ / mo | Asset managers, heads of real estate |
Key Skills for Real Estate Jobs in Hong Kong
English-Only Roles — No Cantonese Required
Every Real Estate role on this page has been verified to require English only. No Cantonese or Mandarin is required for any currently listed position. All listings are updated daily.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to speak Cantonese to work in Real Estate in Hong Kong?
All roles on ExpatJobBoard require English only. No Cantonese or Mandarin is required for any listing on this page.
How often are Real Estate jobs updated?
New listings are added daily. Every role is verified to require English before appearing on the site.
Do I need a work visa to apply for Real Estate jobs in Hong Kong?
Most employers on this page sponsor the General Employment Policy (GEP) visa for qualified candidates. See our Hong Kong work visa guide for details.
Do I need a Real Estate license to work in Hong Kong?
Property agents must be licensed by the Estate Agents Authority (EAA) to legally conduct agency work in Hong Kong. However, many Real Estate roles — including asset management, valuation, and leasing — do not require an EAA license. International candidates with RICS or equivalent qualifications are well-positioned for senior real estate roles.
What Real Estate specializations are most active in Hong Kong?
Grade-A office leasing, cross-border investment, and residential property management are among the busiest segments in Hong Kong's real estate market. Demand for valuation analysts and asset managers has grown as institutional investors expand their Hong Kong and Greater Bay Area portfolios. All roles on this page operate in English.