History
1932 Earl P. Marshall founds Marshall Valuation Service in Los Angeles.
1936 Robert W. Stevens teams with Earl P. Marshall to form Marshall & Stevens.
1936 Earl P. Marshall and Robert W. Stevens among the founding members of the American Society of Technical Appraisals (ASTA). Stevens named first president of ASTA, forerunner of the American Society of Appraisers (ASA).
1949 Marshall & Stevens acquires General Appraisal Company founded by General G.W. Goethals, the lead engineer on the construction of the Panama Canal.
1967 Marshall & Stevens appraises over 24 million acres (38,000 square miles) of land and associated mineral rights for Native American Tribes.
1974 Marshall & Stevens manages the valuation of city of New York assets in connection with the city's refinancing.
1976 IRS selects Marshall & Stevens to value the Howard Hughes estate
1979 Marshall & Stevens selected as the arbitrating appraiser in the breakup of AT&T.
1987 Appraisal Foundation is established.
1989 Marshall & Stevens' president, Bob Kerslake, testifies at a Senate hearing in Washington in support of appraisal reform.
1992 Marshall & Stevens’ management and employees purchase the company.
1995 AT&T selects Marshall & Stevens for national real estate appraisal alliance.
2000 Mark Santarsiero named President and CEO of Marshall & Stevens.
2004 Alfred King named Vice Chairman of Marshall & Stevens.
2004 Marshall & Stevens values over 1,000 properties located in five continents for a religious organization’s insurance purposes.
2006 Christopher Louis, ASA named Vice President of Marshall & Stevens' national financial valuation practice.
2006 Marshall & Stevens' Cost Segregation practice is sold to CB Richard Ellis.
2009 Marshall & Stevens values 500+ properties for a nonprofit organization for financings and buy/sell consideration
2009 Marshall & Stevens values 1000+ bank branches and offices representing more than 6.6 million square feet throughout the United States
