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Hudson Pacific’s Seattle Portfolio Splits Between Strong Denny Triangle, Struggling Pioneer Square

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Pioneer Square district and Centurylink Field stadium in Seattle.
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Washington 1000 sits 99.5 percent vacant 18 months after delivery as Pioneer Square holdings drag down portfolio averages. Hudson Pacific Properties' Seattle office portfolio is a study in contrasts. Denny Triangle anchors the company's Pacific Northwest presence with strong rents and a marquee, well-leased Class A asset; Pioneer Square is delivering some of Hudson Pacific's […]

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