Hudson Pacific Properties reported another quarterly loss in its third-quarter 2025 results, highlighting persistent financial challenges in its core Southern California office and studio markets. While the company secured new leasing wins across Los Angeles, the gains weren’t enough to offset a prolonged downturn in office utilization and costly write-downs tied to earlier restructuring efforts. […]
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