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SITE Centers

SITC

Market cap $230M

251 hedge funds and large institutions have $2.05B invested in SITE Centers in 2022 Q3 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 35 funds opening new positions, 107 increasing their positions, 72 reducing their positions, and 24 closing their positions.

New

Increased

Maintained

Reduced

Closed

49% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 107 | Existing positions reduced: 72

46% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 35 | Existing positions closed: 24

4% more funds holding

Funds holding: 242 → 251 (+9)

1.3% more ownership

Funds ownership: 113.3% → 114.6% (+1.3%)

19% less capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $2.54B → $2.05B (-$485M)

41% less call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $142K | Put options by funds: $241K

Holders

251

Holders Change

Holders Change %

+3.72%

% of All Funds

4.32%

Holding in Top 10

–

Holding in Top 10 Change

–

Holding in Top 10 Change %

–

% of All Funds

–

New

Increased

107

Reduced

Closed

Calls

$142K

Puts

$241K

Net Calls

-$99K

Net Calls Change

-$1.87M

Top Buyers

1	Janus Henderson Group London, United Kingdom	+$49.1M
2	JP Morgan Chase New York	+$23.1M
3	Cohen & Steers New York	+$9.4M
4	Daiwa Securities Group Tokyo, Japan	+$9.38M
5	CCM Cinctive Capital Management New York	+$5.42M

Top Sellers

1	Deutsche Bank Frankfurt Am Main Ge, Germany	-$31.7M
2	HRES Heitman Real Estate Securities Chicago, Illinois	-$29.9M
3	Millennium Management New York	-$18.3M
4	Morgan Stanley New York	-$17.4M
5	Russell Investments Group London, United Kingdom	-$12.1M

#	Name	Holding	Trade Value	Shares Change	Change in Stake
51	51 Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) Montreal, Quebec, Canada	$3.66M	+$65.5K	+6,265	+1%
52	52 State of New Jersey Common Pension Fund D Trenton, New Jersey	$3.55M	–	–	–
53	SO 53 STRS Ohio Columbus, Ohio	$3.43M	+$898K	+85,855	+26%
54	54 Ohio Public Employees Retirement System (OPERS) Columbus, Ohio	$3.25M	-$156K	-14,896	-4%
55	55 Envestnet Asset Management Chicago, Illinois	$3.24M	+$424K	+40,509	+12%
56	56 Asset Management One Tokyo, Japan	$3.13M	-$53.8K	-5,143	-1%
57	57 Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Minneapolis, Minnesota	$2.93M	+$130K	+12,473	+4%
58	58 Franklin Resources San Mateo, California	$2.86M	+$257K	+24,523	+8%
59	59 California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS) West Sacramento, California	$2.6M	-$33.4K	-3,190	-1%
60	CS 60 Credit Suisse Zurich, Switzerland	$2.51M	+$24.2K	+2,309	+0.8%
61	61 Point72 Asset Management Stamford, Connecticut	$2.44M	+$15.1K	+1,444	+0.5%
62	SOADOR 62 State of Alaska Department of Revenue Juneau, Alaska	$2.42M	-$89K	-8,511	-3%
63	AC 63 Allstate Corporation Northbrook, Illinois	$2.39M	+$1.63M	+155,666	+119%
64	64 State Board of Administration of Florida Retirement System Tallahassee, Florida	$2.39M	–	–	–
65	65 Two Sigma Advisers New York	$2.32M	-$493K	-47,169	-15%
66	66 Citigroup New York	$2.23M	+$36.9K	+3,525	+1%
67	67 Prudential Financial Newark, New Jersey	$2.1M	-$1.77M	-169,637	-40%
68	JAM 68 JLP Asset Management New York	$2.04M	–	–	–
69	69 Russell Investments Group London, United Kingdom	$2.01M	-$12.1M	-1,156,366	-83%
70	70 Voloridge Investment Management Jupiter, Florida	$1.97M	-$7.95M	-760,281	-76%
71	71 Nomura Asset Management Tokyo, Japan	$1.95M	+$213K	+20,380	+10%
72	72 AQR Capital Management Greenwich, Connecticut	$1.93M	+$810K	+77,427	+51%
73	73 Royal Bank of Canada Toronto, Ontario, Canada	$1.84M	-$722K	-69,041	-24%
74	COPPSERS 74 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Public School Employees Retirement System Harrisburg, Pennsylvania	$1.82M	+$53.4K	+5,102	+2%
75	75 First Trust Advisors Wheaton, Illinois	$1.81M	-$793K	-75,772	-26%