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In c# you can setup properties like this:
public int CustomerId {get;set;}
Which sets up an automatic property called CustomerId, but I was wondering if there was anything similar in Java?
No, Java has nothing similar at the moment. Heck, properties in Java are mostly just conventions of get/set methods, rather than being genuinely understood by the compiler as they are in C#. Tools and libraries recognise the get/set pattern, but the language doesn’t know about them. (It’s possible that in a future version of Java, there’ll be more “formal” support.)
Some Java-like languages such as Groovy do have automatic property generation, however.