Activities Related to Real Estate H-1B Wage Premium
The DOL prevailing wage is the legal minimum an employer must pay for a given role, level, and location — not a target. Employers classified under Activities Related to Real Estate (NAICS 5313) pay a median of 7.3% above that floor, but 34% of filings are at or within 1% of the legal minimum.
What "Wage Premium" Means
Every H-1B Labor Condition Application states a DOL-determined prevailing wage — the minimum legally required for that occupation, experience level, and worksite. Wage premium is how much an employer's actual offered wage exceeds that floor. A 0% premium means the filing states exactly the legal minimum; it is not evidence of a problem, but it means the offered wage carries no information beyond what the law already requires.
Premium varies enormously by employer within the same industry — some pay the floor on every filing, others consistently pay well above it. The table below is not a ranking of employer quality; it measures one thing only: how each employer's offered wage compares to the legal minimum for Activities Related to Real Estate filings.
Employers Paying Furthest Above the Floor
| Employer | Certified Filings | Avg. Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Brookfield Asset Management LLC | 65 | +49% |
| Bridge Investment Group LLC | 37 | +32.5% |
| Move Sales, Inc | 44 | +32% |
| Opendoor Labs, Inc. | 71 | +31% |
| Move, Inc | 187 | +30% |
| CoreLogic Solutions, LLC | 54 | +26.9% |
| Cbre, Inc. | 680 | +18.7% |
| Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc. | 207 | +18.4% |
Employers with at least 30 certified filings in this industry, ranked by average premium over prevailing wage.
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Computed from US Department of Labor LCA disclosure files for employers classified under NAICS 5313 — Activities Related to Real Estate — comparing each filing's offered annual wage to its own DOL prevailing wage figure (annualized from an hourly rate where filed hourly), filtered to certified petitions with annual wages between $30K and $1M and a positive prevailing wage on file. Per-employer premium is shown only where an employer has at least 30 qualifying filings in this industry, to keep the percentage from being driven by a handful of cases.