SITE Centers Corp. (SITC)·Q4 2024 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q4 2024 printed total revenues of $32.9M and diluted EPS of -$0.25, reflecting the Curbline spin-off, fewer property sales, lower NOI, reduced interest income, and a $6.2M write-off of preferred issuance costs .
- Operating FFO fell to $8.3M ($0.16 per diluted share) vs $54.0M ($1.03) in Q4 2023; management emphasized ongoing leasing momentum and asset sale opportunities as key value drivers .
- Capital structure was simplified by redeeming the remaining $175M of Class A preferred shares on Nov 20, 2024; net debt ended 2024 at $336M, down sharply from $1.165B at YE 2023 .
- The leased rate eased to 91.1% pro rata (vs 92.2% YE 2023), while the commenced rate improved to 90.6%; cash renewal spreads were a solid 10.6% in Q4, supporting rent roll quality despite lower reported NOI .
- Earnings call transcript and S&P Global consensus estimates were unavailable; no explicit 2025 guidance was provided in Q4 beyond prior 2024 property NOI commentary .
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- “Commenced rate increased through new tenant store openings in an environment of strong leasing demand” and management plans to “capitalize… private market interest… by marketing a subset of shopping centers for sale” .
- Capital structure simplification: completed redemption of all 6.375% Class A preferreds at par on Nov 20, 2024; recorded a one-time write-off of original issuance costs ($6.2M) .
- Q4 cash renewal leasing spreads of 10.6% demonstrate healthy rent growth on renewals, supporting embedded ABR progression .
What Went Wrong
- Revenues and earnings sharply lower year over year due to spin-off of Curbline, reduced gains on sale, lower property NOI and interest income; Q4 diluted EPS swung to -$0.25 vs $3.69 in Q4 2023 .
- Reported leased rate declined to 91.1% (pro rata) from 92.2% a year ago amid portfolio transitions and dispositions .
- Operating FFO compressed to $0.16 per diluted share vs $1.03 in Q4 2023, reflecting fewer income-generating assets and lower sales-related gains .
Financial Results
Sequential trend (oldest → newest)
Year-over-year comparison (Q4)
KPIs and Operating Metrics (oldest → newest)
Capital Structure
Segment breakdown is not applicable; portfolio is reported as open‑air shopping centers with JV detail provided separately .
Guidance Changes
No Q4 2024 revenue/EPS/tax/OpEx guidance was provided in the press materials beyond the 2024 property NOI commentary referenced above .
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
Earnings call transcript for Q4 2024 was not available. The table below summarizes narrative themes from Q2 and Q3 press releases, and Q4 press release:
Management Commentary
- “SITE Centers furthered the Company’s goal of recognizing value for stakeholders in the fourth quarter by continuing the simplification of its capital structure through the redemption of the remaining $175 million of outstanding preferred shares.” — David R. Lukes, President & CEO .
- “The Company’s commenced rate increased through new tenant store openings… and we intend to capitalize… by marketing a subset of shopping centers for sale… Going forward, SITE Centers intends to maximize value through continued leasing, asset management and potential additional asset sales.” — David R. Lukes .
Q&A Highlights
Earnings call transcript for Q4 2024 could not be found in the document catalog; Q&A highlights and any guidance clarifications are unavailable [ListDocuments: 2025-02-01 to 2025-03-31 returned 0 transcripts].
Estimates Context
S&P Global (Capital IQ) consensus estimates for Q4 2024 EPS and revenue were unavailable at time of request due to data access limits. As a result, we cannot assess beat/miss vs Wall Street consensus for this quarter. Values retrieved from S&P Global.
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Portfolio reset complete: Q4 results reflect a smaller, post-spin/delivery portfolio with lower reported revenues/earnings vs prior periods, setting a new baseline for 2025 .
- Capital structure cleaner: Preferreds fully redeemed; net debt fell to $336M from $1.165B y/y, improving financial flexibility and potential cost of capital over time .
- Leasing momentum intact: Commenced rate rose to 90.6% and Q4 cash renewal spreads of 10.6% should support ABR growth even as leased rate normalizes near 91% .
- Transaction optionality: Management is marketing a subset of centers for sale to capture private-market pricing; expect proceeds to be recycled or further strengthen the balance sheet .
- Dividends paused: Common dividend was $0.00 in Q3/Q4; monitor for reinstatement once the post-spin portfolio stabilizes and FFO visibility improves .
- 2024 NOI guidance reset post-spin: FY 2024 property NOI projected at $94.7–$96.9M vs pre-spin $198.3–$204.4M; future guidance likely to focus on organic leasing/ABR growth and disciplined asset sales .
- Catalysts: Any asset sale announcements, leasing wins that lift commenced rate, and dividend policy updates will be key stock drivers near term .