Most building superintendents live in the apartment building they manage and either pay no rent at all or pay a highly discounted rate. Aside from lower housing costs, the fact that their workplace is within the building they live in minimizes commute costs.

Do supers get free rent?

What Is a Super? A building superintendent often occupies a unit in the landlord’s rental property, such as a basement or ground floor unit where he can live rent-free or for a reduced rent in exchange for the services he provides. He might additionally receive a salary or wages.

How much do building supers make?

The average salary for a building superintendent is $67,655 per year in California and $8,112 overtime per year.