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Supply Chain Manager · Salary Comparison · BLS OEWS May 2025

Supply Chain Manager Salary: Phoenix, AZ vs New York, NY

BLS reports this occupation as "Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers" (11-3071); every figure on this page is for that BLS occupation.

Side-by-side comparison of wages and local price levels for Supply Chain Managers in Phoenix, AZ and New York, NY, based on BLS OEWS May 2025 wage data and BEA regional price parities for 2024.

1Which City Pays More?

Higher Median Wage
✓ New York, NY
$99,710 vs $133,640
Higher at National-Average Prices
✓ New York, NY
$96,510 vs $118,725
2

Detailed Comparison

MetricPhoenix, AZNew York, NYDiff
Median Annual Salary$99,710$133,640▲-$33,930
25th Percentile$83,860$107,710▲-$23,850
75th Percentile$130,290$172,850▲-$42,560
90th Percentile$169,020$217,500▲-$48,480
Price Level (BEA 2024, US = 100)103.3112.6-9.3
Median at National-Average Prices$96,510$118,725▲-$22,215
Total Employment2,61010,410-7,800
▲ = Higher value wins for this metric. Diff = Phoenix, AZ minus New York, NY.

3Summary Analysis

On paper, New York, NY pays $33,930 more (median: $99,710 vs $133,640). BEA's regional price parity is 103.3 in Phoenix, AZ and 112.6 in New York, NY (United States = 100). At national-average prices the medians are $96,510 and $118,725, so New York, NY comes out ahead once local prices are counted.

5Reading This Comparison

The $33,930 gap between the two medians is a gap in dollars, not in what those dollars buy. Dividing each median by its area's regional price parity restates it at national-average prices: $96,510 for Phoenix and $118,725 for New York, a difference of $22,215.

The price levels come from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, which describes them this way: “Regional price parities (RPPs) measure the differences in price levels across states and metropolitan areas for a given year and are expressed as a percentage of the overall national price level.” The figures used here are the all-items index for each whole metropolitan area (Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ; New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ) and cover prices only, not taxes.

BLS estimates 2,610 Supply Chain Manager jobs in the Phoenix area and 10,410 in the New York area. For broader context, see our Arizona overview and the full Supply Chain Manager city ranking.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Supply Chain Manager salary higher in Phoenix, AZ or New York, NY?

New York, NY has the higher median wage for Supply Chain Managers ($133,640 per year, against $99,710 in Phoenix, AZ; BLS OEWS May 2025). Restated at national-average prices using BEA regional price parities, the medians are $96,510 in Phoenix, AZ and $118,725 in New York, NY.

How do prices compare between Phoenix, AZ and New York, NY?

The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis puts the 2024 regional price parity at 103.3 for the Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ metropolitan area and 112.6 for the New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ metropolitan area, where the United States is 100. That is 3.3% above the national level for Phoenix, AZ and 12.6% above the national level for New York, NY.

Which city pays Supply Chain Managers more once local prices are counted?

New York, NY: at national-average prices its median Supply Chain Manager wage is $118,725, against $96,510 for Phoenix, AZ. The adjustment divides each median by the area's BEA regional price parity and covers prices only, not taxes.

Wages and employment: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025. Price levels: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, regional price parities (all items) for 2024, tables last updated February 19, 2026.