Search Sales Jobs / Minneapolis, MN Real Estate Sales Jobs /

164 Real Estate sales jobs in Minneapolis, MN

Real Estate Sales jobs, employment, available in Minneapolis, MN on SalesJobs.com.
Apply to Real Estate Remote Sales Representative, Sales Management, Outside sales jobs in Minneapolis, MN on SalesJobs.com
See Territory Guide for Minneapolis, MN
Use Salary Calculator for Minneapolis, MN
We found 164 sales jobs in Minneapolis, MN

Real Estate Sales Associate

The Connor Group
Minneapolis, MN
Industry: Real Estate
Salary: nan
Total Compensation: nan

Real Estate New Home Sales Consultant

LGI Homes
Minneapolis, MN
Industry: Real Estate
Salary: $84.94K - $135.38K/yr
Total Compensation: $84.94K - $135.38K/yr

Real Estate Leasing Consultant

Fine Associates
Minneapolis, MN
Industry: Real Estate
Salary: $21 - $23/hr
Total Compensation: $21 - $23/hr

Real Estate New Home Consultant

M/I Homes
Minneapolis, MN
Industry: Real Estate
Salary: $52K - $300K/yr
Total Compensation: $52K - $300K/yr

Real Estate Sales Associate

M/I Homes
Minneapolis, MN
Industry: Real Estate
Salary: $17.3 - $26.44/hr
Total Compensation: $17.3 - $26.44/hr

Real Estate Full-Time Leasing Professional / Sales Agent - Minneapolis

Richdale Apartments
Minneapolis, MN
Industry: Real Estate
Salary: $18 - $21/hr
Total Compensation: $18 - $21/hr

Real Estate Director of Business Development

Ryan Companies US, Inc.
Minneapolis, MN
Industry: Real Estate
Salary: $145K - $180K/yr
Total Compensation: $145K - $180K/yr

Real Estate Roving Leasing Consultant

Red Tail Acquisitions
Minneapolis, MN
Industry: Real Estate
Salary: $22/hr
Total Compensation: $22/hr

Real Estate Investment Real Estate Sales Agent

Homestead Road
Minneapolis, MN
Industry: Real Estate
Salary: $90K - $160K/yr
Total Compensation: $90K - $160K/yr

Real Estate Leasing & Marketing Manager

B.HOM Student Living
Minneapolis, MN
Industry: Real Estate
Salary: $20 - $22/hr
Total Compensation: $20 - $22/hr

Page 1 of 17













If you're looking for sales employment in Minneapolis-the larger of the twin cities-finance is a great place to begin. Health care, commerce, industry, and rail are also well represented, and on a smaller scale: publishing, milling, graphic arts, and high-tech. Five fortune 500s are here, as are a host of international companies. Minneapolis has been named among the best cities for a whole host of lists: entrepreneurs, health, and perhaps most importantly, beer.