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AI for property management companies in Dallas

The Dallas metro area had 1,357 property management companies in 2022, the 4th most of 384 US metros and 2% of all in the country. They employed 16,666 people at an average of $66,302 a year. 83% have fewer than 10 staff, so the same few people answer the phone, book, follow up and do the paperwork. Those are the jobs AI tools take on today.

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Property management companies in Dallas vs the US

Dallas metroUnited States
Businesses1,35757,435
People employed16,666507,375
Average staff per business12.38.8
Average yearly pay per employee$66,302$58,002
Share with fewer than 10 staff83%84%

Pay here is 14% higher than the national average for property management companies, so every hour of staff time costs more to spend on admin. The average property management company here has 12.3 people on payroll, 39% higher than the US figure of 8.8.

How big property management companies in Dallas are

Fewer than 5 staff763 (56%) US 65%
5 to 9357 (26%) US 19%
10 to 19125 (9%) US 9%
20 to 4959 (4%) US 4%
50 or more53 (4%) US 3%

Businesses with paid employees, by number of employees, March 2022.

Property management companies by county in the Dallas area

Dallas County has the most, with 582 of the metro's 1,357 (43%). Among the 10 big metros on this page, Dallas ranks 4th for average pay and 7th for the share of small firms.

CountyBusinessesEmployeesAvg pay
Dallas County58210,445$68,943
Tarrant County3652,728$58,611
Collin County2032,000$67,491
Denton County1331,152$62,453
Ellis County20181$58,591
Johnson County1339$43,513
Rockwall County1259$42,441
Parker County1015$84,933
Hunt County920$44,750
Kaufman County721$40,857
Wise County36$38,500

Census withholds pay where few firms would make it identifiable.

Where AI helps a property management company first

Property managers get the most from AI on the repeat work: tenant maintenance requests, rental inquiries, rent reminders and owner updates. A system can answer the routine ones, sort real emergencies from routine repairs, and keep a record of every message. A person handles anything involving safety, money or the law.

What your team's admin hours cost in Dallas

Change any number. The starting values are the Dallas averages above; the hours and the share are yours to set.

Those hours cost you$153,600 a year

The share you would hand off$46,080 a year

Hours your team gets back1,440 a year

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Property management companies in other big metros

MetroBusinessesAvg payRank of 387
Los Angeles3,776$58,7372nd
New York5,738$66,6451st
Chicago1,274$63,7705th
Miami1,860$54,4803rd
Houston1,115$61,7079th
Atlanta955$65,70912th
Washington1,197$73,1977th
Philadelphia794$65,40714th
Boston995$70,33211th

Where these numbers come from

From the U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2022 (released 2024), industry code NAICS 531311 (Residential property managers), for the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX metro area (11 counties). It counts businesses with paid employees in March 2022, so solo owners with no payroll are not in it. Average pay is total yearly payroll divided by employees. The calculator uses 50 working weeks and 2,080 hours a year. Page checked 2026-11-12.

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