Seattle's construction PM market is robust and varied. You're looking at roughly $117K, $154K for mid-level roles, with averages around $131K annually. Mid-to-senior positions with 3+ years of PM experience and specialized background (MEP, critical environments) typically range $125K, $160K. For senior or specialty roles, like transit/transportation PMs with 10-15 years of experience and credentials like PE, PMP, or LEED, compensation can reach $205K, $220K.

Actual posted salaries vary by complexity and sector. We're seeing entry-level openings at $101K, $120K and mid-tier commercial or industrial work at $125K, $160K. Your background in schedule/budget management, sector expertise (data centers, healthcare, ground-up construction), and relevant credentials heavily influence your positioning in that range. If you're exploring Seattle roles, we'd recommend benchmarking against your experience level and the specific project type.