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San Francisco’s Downward Turn Doesn’t Rattle Hudson Pacific Chief

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By Jon Peterson With its lease to on-demand luxury-car service Uber, Los Angeles-based Hudson Pacific Properties Inc. has successfully filled 1455 Market St. in the last two-and-a-half years, taking occupancy to 95 percent. [contextly_sidebar id="3bb00c104def3c75460bd17b8ecdeaa9"]Hudson acquired the mammoth 1.012 million square-foot offices and data center from Bank of America in December 2010, paying $93 million. […]

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