Hudson Pacific Properties sold the historic Maxwell building in Los Angeles for $26 million as part of a portfolio optimization strategy. The company aims to divest non-core assets to enhance its financial position. The sale proceeds will reduce debt, reflecting ongoing efforts to strengthen the balance sheet amidst challenges in the real estate market.
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