Is it feasible for engineering supervision to switch to property management?

Personal opinion: I don't think your requirements are high. If you want to do property management, you should basically be a helper. If possible, you should consider applying for the job of property manager. Otherwise, you might as well supervise. I have a bachelor's degree and worked for 5 years, but I still have a lot of experience. As a builder, I am becoming more and more popular. I suggest you sign up for the national examination. It's easy to be a director after signing up. The director's salary and freedom of work are unmatched by on-site supervision. Moreover, after obtaining national registration, you can also choose to work at home.