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Hudson Pacific’s Northern California Office Portfolio Anchors Q1 Leasing Push Despite Sub-73% Occupancy

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The Bay Area is HPP's largest region by square footage and its weakest by occupancy, but the company landed its three highest-profile new leases there in Q1 2026. Hudson Pacific Properties' Northern California office portfolio remains the largest piece of the real estate investment trust's footprint by a wide margin — and its single largest […]

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