NYSE: HPP
Hudson Pacific Properties (NYSE: HPP) is a real estate investment trust focused on serving technology and media tenants across major West Coast markets and select global locations. The company owns, operates, and develops office and studio properties, with a portfolio spanning Silicon Valley, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Vancouver, New York, and Greater London. Its office portfolio includes approximately 12.8 million square feet across 38 in-service properties, while its studio platform encompasses five in-service properties with 45 stages. Major tenants include Google, Netflix, Amazon, City and County of San Francisco, and Nutanix. The company maintains significant joint ventures with Blackstone, CPPIB, PIMCO, and Vornado, and operates through its operating partnership, Hudson Pacific Properties, L.P. HPP's strategy centers on acquiring, transforming, and developing properties into amenitized office and studio space catering to the converging technology and media industries. Updated
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Hudson Pacific Properties (NYSE: HPP) is a real estate investment trust focused on serving technology and media tenants across major West Coast markets and select global locations.
