ATLANTA-Salaries are rising in the corporate real estate world. Sixty-four percent of senior level corporate real estate and workplace executives saw a raise in their base salary in 2010. What’s more, 75% say they expect to see another raise this year. So says a global survey from CoreNet Global and FPL Associates.

Michael Anderson, a senior research associate at CoreNet Global, says the compensation growth is an indicator that corporate real estate is valued within organizations. Anderson also sees an overall a positive economic trend in the results.

“Real estate and workplace management is directly tied into overall corporate strategy, as it is a center of efficiency and savings,” Anderson says. “Therefore, corporate real estate managers are seen appropriately by senior level management as integral to the companies’ overall financial performance.”