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Hudson Pacific Extends $1.1B Hollywood Loan as Bay Area Landlord Leans on Asset Sales to Tame Debt

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Hudson Pacific Properties pushed the maturity on its $1.1 billion Hollywood studio loan to late 2027 without paying down a dollar of principal, the latest move in a year of extensions and dispositions the Bay Area's largest office landlord is using to steady a stretched balance sheet even as San Francisco leasing rebounds on artificial intelligence demand.

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