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Salaries & Cost of Living in Manassas city, VA

Median pay, take-home pay and what is left after rent, food and energy for 88 occupations in Manassas city, VA.

Jobs listed
88
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV
Median of medians
$64,785
per year, before tax
1-bedroom rent
$2,204
HUD Fair Market Rent / month
Jobs covering basics
84%
74 of 88
Household income
$113,590
Census median per year
Property tax
$4,923
Census median per year

Pay and cost of living in Manassas city, VA

Across the 88 occupations we cover in Manassas city, VA, the middle median salary is $64,785 a year. Pay runs from $34,600 for Fast Food and Counter Workers up to $195,190 for Computer and Information Systems Managers, a spread of $160,590. Wages come from the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV survey area.

A one-bedroom apartment in Manassas city, VA has a HUD Fair Market Rent of $2,204 a month and a two-bedroom $2,438. Rent, food, home energy and gasoline for one adult add up to $33,432 a year. After federal, FICA and state income taxes, the average occupation here takes home $60,176 a year, and 74 of the 88 occupations listed here (84%) earn enough take-home pay to cover the four basics.

Open any occupation below for its full payslip, the tax breakdown, the rent comparison and a plain-English explanation of what is left after the basics. Every figure uses the same method, so results are comparable from one job and one county to the next.

Housing, taxes and commute in Manassas city, VA

The figures below are exact U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates for Manassas city, VA, set beside the Virginia and national medians.

Median household income in Manassas city, VA is $113,590, 22% above the Virginia median of $93,170 and $80,734 nationally. A year of one-bedroom Fair Market Rent ($26,448) equals 23.3% of that income. The median of the occupation medians listed here, $64,785, is 43% below household income, which is expected because a household can hold more than one earner.

Homeowners in Manassas city, VA pay a median of $4,923 a year in real estate taxes, 76% above the Virginia median of $2,790. With a median home value of $449,900, 17% above the Virginia median of $383,700, the ratio of the two medians is 1.09% a year.

Renters in Manassas city, VA pay a median gross rent of $1,850 a month in the Census survey, 17% above the Virginia median of $1,579. HUD's one-bedroom Fair Market Rent used for the budgets on this site is $2,204; the Census figure covers rental units of every size.

Workers in Manassas city, VA who travel to a workplace spend an average of 32.1 minutes each way, 18% above the Virginia average of 27.3. 12.5% of workers work from home, compared with 15.1% nationally.

All jobs in Manassas city, VA, highest paying first

Showing 1–50 of 88.

Occupations in Manassas city, VA ranked by median salary
#OccupationMedian salaryTake-homeLeft per month
1Computer and Information Systems Managers$195,190$135,105$8,473
2Lawyers$195,190$135,105$8,473
3Public Relations Managers$195,190$135,105$8,473
4Financial Managers$185,270$128,280$7,904
5Marketing Managers$181,260$125,521$7,674
6Sales Managers$175,820$121,796$7,364
7Computer Network Architects$159,820$111,780$6,529
8General and Operations Managers$156,460$109,677$6,354
9Software Developers$154,930$108,719$6,274
10Information Security Analysts$148,950$104,975$5,962
11Medical and Health Services Managers$140,670$99,792$5,530
12Data Scientists$132,200$94,490$5,088
13Operations Research Analysts$127,600$91,610$4,848
14Computer Systems Analysts$127,040$91,260$4,819
15Project Management Specialists$127,030$91,254$4,818
16Management Analysts$126,830$91,128$4,808
17Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers$126,350$90,828$4,783
18Network and Computer Systems Administrators$125,430$90,252$4,735
19Financial and Investment Analysts$108,330$79,332$3,825
20Buyers and Purchasing Agents$104,880$77,103$3,639
21Logisticians$104,330$76,748$3,610
22Registered Nurses$102,710$75,701$3,522
23Accountants and Auditors$102,140$75,333$3,492
24Civil Engineers$101,780$75,101$3,472
25Public Relations Specialists$101,680$75,036$3,467
26Human Resources Specialists$100,830$74,487$3,421
27Compliance Officers$100,200$74,080$3,387
28Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants$90,320$67,697$2,855
29Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists$87,160$65,656$2,685
30First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers$86,370$65,146$2,643
31Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers$84,000$63,615$2,515
32First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers$83,540$63,318$2,490
33Training and Development Specialists$82,400$62,581$2,429
34Paralegals and Legal Assistants$81,590$62,058$2,386
35Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education$80,300$61,225$2,316
36Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education$79,470$60,688$2,271
37Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel$78,110$59,810$2,198
38Computer User Support Specialists$77,860$59,648$2,185
39First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers$76,400$58,705$2,106
40Electricians$75,930$58,402$2,081
41Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers$71,920$55,811$1,865
42Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters$71,860$55,772$1,862
43First-Line Supervisors of Transportation and Material Moving Workers, Except Aircraft Cargo Handling Supervisors$67,960$53,253$1,652
44Substance Abuse, Behavioral Disorder, and Mental Health Counselors$65,270$51,515$1,507
45Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents$64,300$50,889$1,455
46Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics$61,860$49,076$1,304
47Carpenters$60,800$48,285$1,238
48Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers$59,820$47,554$1,177
49Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks$59,290$47,159$1,144
50Bus Drivers, School$57,610$45,905$1,039