Hudson Pacific Properties raised and narrowed its 2026 earnings outlook and lifted company-wide office occupancy to 85.6 percent in the third quarter, but its nine-building Seattle portfolio finished just 75.6 percent occupied, and a noncash writedown on Denny Triangle's Hill7 helped push the REIT to a $218.1 million quarterly loss.
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