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Rialto Denies Hudson Pacific’s Second Bid to Restructure $101MM Hill7 Loans in Seattle

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Rialto Capital has rejected Hudson Pacific Properties' second attempt to restructure the $101 million in debt tied to its half-empty Hill7 tower in Seattle's Denny Triangle, even as the landlord publicly touts a broader rebound across the city's downtown office market.

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