Yes, remote and hybrid project manager roles exist in construction, though "remote" often means hybrid or travel-required rather than fully location-independent. Current U.S. market ranges are solid: entry to mid-level remote PMs see $90K, $162K, while senior roles frequently hit $160K, $180K+. We've placed candidates into roles spanning commercial, civil, and industrial sectors at $130K, $250K base depending on experience and scope. The catch? Most employers require periodic site visits, regional eligibility, or travel availability, purely desk-bound construction PM work is less common. Hiring managers typically want 5+ years of progressive PM experience, a bachelor's degree in construction or engineering, strong scheduling and budget mastery, and often PMP certification. If you're a solid PM with leadership chops and flexibility on occasional travel, the remote market is active and competitive.