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Richard Parli

Senior Professional Instructor (Real Estate) at Carey Business School

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  • Carey Business School

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    Biography

    Richard Parli joined Johns Hopkins Carey Business School since 2010, primairly teaching in the area of Real Estate. Mr. Parli holds an MBA from the Pennsylvania State University, and has been Field Appraiser and President of Parli Appraisal since 1975. 

    Honors & Distinctions

    • Armstrong/Kahn Award – Awarded by the Appraisal Journal for “most outstanding original article” 2005 (with co-author David C. Lennhoff), “A Higher and Better Definition”
    • Armstrong/Kahn Award – Awarded by the Appraisal Journal for “most outstanding original article” 2006, “Disassembling Assemblage”
    • James H. Pritchett Award – Awarded by the Appraisal Institute for “significant contributions to appraisal education”, 2012.

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