Yes, remote and hybrid PM roles are active in construction, though the market reality in 2026 is nuanced. True "fully remote" positions are less common than hybrid setups, where you'll split time between office coordination and field oversight. The best remote PM opportunities sit at the intersection of schedule control, cost tracking, and subcontractor management, roles that don't require constant on-site presence.

The demand is real: U.S. construction spending hit $2.17 trillion annually (April 2026), and the workforce remains tight with employers struggling to fill skilled positions. You'll find the strongest remote PM openings in commercial, multifamily, industrial, and civil sectors where estimating, closeout, and administrative project control can be managed off-site.

Salary ranges for remote/hybrid Project Managers typically run $90k, $140k base (PM level) or $125k, $170k for senior roles, depending on experience, scope, and market. If you're exploring opportunities, we'd recommend targeting firms with national reach and portfolio diversity, they're more likely to have flexible arrangements.