SITE Centers posts Q2 net loss as property sales weigh on results
Reuters2026/08/03 20:12
Overview
U.S. shopping center REIT posted Q2 net loss, reversing profit from prior year
Q2 operating FFO turned negative, reflecting impact of property sales and lower NOI
Company declared $1.00 per share special dividend, paid July 31, 2026
Outlook
SITE Centers expects to maintain higher cash balance pending DTP joint venture resolution
Company expects closings of two property sales by end of third qtr 2026
Outcome of DTP joint venture remains uncertain, with partner decision expected by Aug 31, 2026
Result Drivers
PROPERTY SALES - Lower net operating income and negative operating FFO were primarily due to property dispositions, according to the company
LEASED RATE DECLINE - Lower leased rate was mainly attributed to transactional activity and the remaining mix of properties, per company
HIGHER LEGAL EXPENSES - Environmental and tenant litigation expenses increased to $1.0 mln in Q2 from $0.4 mln a year earlier
Company press release: ID:nBw2MWB2Da
Key Details
Metric |
Beat/Miss |
Actual |
Consensus Estimate |
Q2 Loss Per Share |
|
$0.03 |
|
Q2 Net Loss |
|
$1.30 mln |
|
Q2 FFO |
|
-$4.60 mln |
|
Analyst Coverage
The one available analyst rating on the shares is "hold"
The average consensus recommendation for the commercial reits peer group is "buy."
Wall Street's median 12-month price target for Site Centers Corp is $5.00, about 16.8% above its July 31 closing price of $4.28
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