Even as Hudson Pacific Properties rides a Seattle leasing surge that has downtown vacancy falling for the first time in six years, the office and studio REIT extended its $1.1 billion Hollywood loan to late 2027 without a principal paydown, a move that lays bare the uneven fortunes across its West Coast portfolio.
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