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Property, housing and estate managers jobs at UK licensed sponsors

22 recent property, housing and estate managers listings from 18 employers that hold a Skilled Worker sponsor licence on the official Home Office register.

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22 recent job listings

These roles are advertised by employers that hold a Skilled Worker sponsor licence. A licence means the employer can sponsor workers — it does not mean this particular vacancy is open to sponsorship. Always confirm with the employer before applying.

How many visa sponsorship jobs are there for property, housing and estate managers in the UK?

As of 8 November 2026, SkilledJobs lists 22 current vacancies for property, housing and estate managers (SOC 1251) at 18 employers holding a Skilled Worker sponsor licence on the Home Office register. GOV.UK's going rate for SOC 1251 is £42,600 a year; the general threshold is £41,700, and the higher figure generally applies.

Figures as of Register checked

Sources: GOV.UK Skilled Worker going ratesGOV.UK Skilled Worker salary threshold

Employers with the most property, housing and estate managers listings now

  1. Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust2 listings
  2. Priory Group2 listings
  3. Stonewater Limited2 listings
  4. Surrey & Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust2 listings
  5. DB Cargo (UK) Limited1 listing
  6. Elysium Healthcare1 listing
  7. Hines Europe Limited1 listing
  8. Isabella's Homes Limited1 listing
  9. Isle of Wight NHS Trust1 listing
  10. Places for People Group Limited1 listing

Every employer shown holds a Skilled Worker sponsor licence, verified against the Home Office register. A licence does not guarantee sponsorship for any specific vacancy.

Where the property, housing and estate managers jobs are

Current listings in the city SkilledJobs groups jobs by; the rest are in other towns or give no city.

Property, housing and estate managers and the Skilled Worker route

Not open to new overseas applicants since 22 July 2025. Since 22 July 2025 a new Skilled Worker application needs an occupation at RQF level 6 or above, or one on the Temporary Shortage List or the Immigration Salary List. This occupation is on neither. Transitional rules for people sponsored in it before that date are on GOV.UK. Already in the UK on a Skilled Worker visa? Read changing employer on a Skilled Worker visa.

Property, housing and estate managers (SOC 1251) appears in the Skilled Worker occupation tables published by GOV.UK; the note above says which applications it can be used for. The published going rate for this occupation is £42,600 a year or £21.85 an hour; the salary offered must also meet the general Skilled Worker threshold, whichever is higher.

See the property, housing and estate managers salary and going rate for the Skilled Worker figures that apply to this occupation.

Common questions

Which employers are hiring property, housing and estate managers with a sponsor licence?

Employers with the most current listings for property, housing and estate managers on SkilledJobs are Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust (2 listings), Priory Group (2 listings), Stonewater Limited (2 listings), Surrey & Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (2 listings) and DB Cargo (UK) Limited (1 listing). All 18 employers listed here hold a Skilled Worker sponsor licence on the Home Office register. A licence means the employer can sponsor workers; it does not mean a particular vacancy is open to sponsorship, so confirm with the employer.

What salary do jobs for property, housing and estate managers at licensed sponsors pay?

Across the 19 of 22 current listings that state an annual salary, the median advertised pay is £52,951 (the midpoint of each advertised range), ranging from £28,586 to £123,553. GOV.UK's going rate for SOC 1251 is £42,600 a year, and the general Skilled Worker threshold is £41,700.

Where are most jobs for property, housing and estate managers at licensed sponsors?

Of the 22 current listings, London has 2. These counts cover the 15 UK cities SkilledJobs groups listings by; the rest are in other towns or give no city.

What is the going rate for property, housing and estate managers (SOC 1251)?

GOV.UK publishes a going rate of £42,600 a year for SOC 1251 in its Skilled Worker going rates table (updated 22 July 2025). A job on the Skilled Worker route generally has to pay the higher of that and the general threshold of £41,700; a lower figure of £33,400 applies in set cases, such as new entrants.

How current are these figures?

The counts on this page were computed from SkilledJobs listings on 8 November 2026. Listings refresh daily, and each employer is matched to the Home Office register of licensed sponsors before a listing appears. Our copy of the register was last checked on 2 November 2026.

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