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leasing agent Salary in texas

Based on 515 active job postings in texas  ·  Updated 2026

Min Salary
$33,280
per year
Average Salary
$19,307
per year
Max Salary
$55,000
per year
Jobs Found
515
active listings

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Open leasing agent Jobs in texas 515

Apartment Leasing Agent
EmergencyMD Katy, Texas
$37440 / per year Full Time
Leasing Agent (New Lease Up) at CAPSTONE REAL ESTATE SERVICES, INC. College Station, TX
CAPSTONE REAL ESTATE SERVICES, INC. College Station, Texas
Full Time
Bilingual Leasing Agent & Office Coordinator
Traders Village San Antonio, Texas
Full Time
Leasing Agent
Tonti Frisco, Texas
Full Time
Leasing Agent-Part Time
Barge Properties Management Kingsville, Texas
Full Time
Sales & Leasing Agent
Yes! Communities Sherman, Texas
Full Time
Leasing Agent
PROFECTUS MULTIFAMILY MANAGEMENT Killeen, Texas
Full Time
Leasing Agent - Houston, TX
GPI Management Houston, Texas
Full Time
Leasing Agent (Bilingual preferred)
The Tipton Group Dallas, Texas
Full Time
Bilingual Leasing Agent
Tarantino Properties, Inc. San Antonio, Texas
Full Time
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leasing agent Salary FAQ

What is the average leasing agent salary in texas?
Based on 3606 recent job postings, the average annual salary for a leasing agent in texas is approximately $19,307, with a range of $33,280 – $55,000.
How do I negotiate my leasing agent salary?
Research comparable roles in your area, document your accomplishments, and arrive at negotiations with data. Use total compensation (base + bonus + equity + benefits) as your benchmark, not just base pay.
What factors affect leasing agent compensation in texas?
Key factors include years of experience, technical certifications, company size (startup vs. enterprise), industry (tech vs. finance vs. healthcare), and whether the role is remote-first or on-site in a high cost-of-living metro.