SITE Centers Corp. (SITC) · Oct 16, 2026 · Delisting
Voluntary delisting — Form 25 November 23; delisting effective before December 4
SITE Centers’ delisting filing sets November 23 for Form 25 and December 4 for NYSE removal, formalizing the REIT’s final wind-down phase.
SITE Centers is no longer pursuing a normal REIT growth story; it is monetizing its remaining shopping centers and winding down. As of June 30, 2026, it had only 14 shopping centers left, including 10 held through the Dividend Trust Portfolio joint venture, while management was pursuing additional asset sales and a resolution of that investment.
This filing turns that expected endgame into a dated process. SITE Centers provided notice of its intention to voluntarily delist its common shares from the NYSE. 〔0〕 The company intends to file Form 25 on November 23, with delisting expected before trading begins on December 4. 〔1〕 〔2〕
The direction was already largely known, so this is confirmation rather than a strategic surprise. The prior quarterly filing said SITE Centers expected to voluntarily delist as future distributions pushed the share price toward NYSE thresholds, and it described the company as maintaining cash for asset monetization and the eventual wind-up. The new information is the specific timetable and the fact that the DTP sale has activated the board authority to proceed.
The practical consequence is less public-market infrastructure around an already shrinking asset pool. Delisting does not itself sell properties or distribute additional cash; it formalizes the transition from an exchange-listed REIT into a company focused on completing remaining dispositions, paying wind-down costs and eventually returning residual value. The filing provides no new proceeds amount or distribution announcement.
Bottom line: This matters as a milestone, not as a change in direction. SITE Centers’ planned liquidation-style wind-down is now on a firm schedule, but the core strategy was already disclosed.
Form 25 filing on November 23, 2026
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