BNET Industries
Market Cap:$1.7B
Last Fiscal Year Sales:$671.4M
- Public
- US
Dow Jones Description
Since the company's founding in 1950 by real estate pioneer A. Alfred Taubman, the Taubman organization has earned a reputation for industry leadership and innovation. In creating the most productive portfolio of retail properties in the United States, we have introduced many of the most important shopping center design and business refinements, from efficient parking and circulation systems to the first food courts. Starting with individual stores and small strip malls in the 1950s, our company has grown along with the communities we've served across the United States. And today our horizons are truly international. Click below to trace an illustrated timeline of our history.
Number of Employees 611
Contact Information
200 E Long Lake Rd Ste 300
PO Box 200
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48304-2324
(248) 258-6800
Peer Companies
NAICS Code : 525930
Recent Events
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Taubman revenue, profit and sales down
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Taubman Schedules Third Quarter Earnings Release and Conference Call
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Taubman Centers sets 41.5-cent dividend
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Taubman rents, occupancy off in quarter: Lower general expenses aid mall owner's results
News & Analysis
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Syosset mall detractor calls for site alternatives
The Cerro Wire Coalition, a group that has bitterly fought a major mall proposed for Syosset for a decade, is now calling for the property to be sold or seized by the Town of Oyster Bay via eminent domain. The coalition has formed what it calls an alternative development subcommittee,...
Retail developers look to hit jackpot after Vegas show.(News)(Ramco-Gershenson Properties Trust to purchase shopping centers)(Taubman Centers Inc.)(Schostak Brothers and Company Inc. plans to develop new malls)
Byline: Brent Snavely Despite the pall that has been cast locally by the ailing automotive industry, many of the more than 100 local retail developers who attended a retail conference in Las Vegas last week were encouraged by their meetings. &q...
Developer buys half of Stoneridge mall
PLEASANTON -- U.S. developer Mills Corp. has agreed to buy a 50 percent interest in Stoneridge mall and eight other regional malls from General Motors Asset Management Corp. The total transaction was valued at $1.03 billion. "Being predominantly a development company, and doing that...
Richmond, Va., Developer Sees Massive Retail Center Idea to Completion.
By Gregory J. Gilligan, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 3--Developer Thomas E. Pruitt first considered putting a regional shopping mall on part of his family's land in western Henrico County nearly two decades ago. "I thought...
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