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June 3, 2026

Nareit Management Meeting Takeaways: Leasing Volume Outpacing Expirations

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Following a meeting with management, Goldman Sachs notes that Hudson Pacific Properties is seeing leasing volume outpace expirations, supported by AI demand in the Bay Area and a narrowing loss profile in its studio business.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.HPP is seeing strong leasing volume of over 2 million sqft per year, which significantly exceeds their average annual expirations of 1.1 million sqft through 2029.
  • 2.Management identifies AI demand in the Bay Area as a major growth driver, specifically monitoring venture capital investment as a leading indicator for job creation.
  • 3.Rents have stabilized across core markets; while San Francisco remains above market due to legacy leases, most other markets are currently pricing below market.

Table of Contents

  • Key management meeting highlights
  • Disclosure Appendix
  • GS Factor Profile
  • M&A Rank
  • Quantum
  • Disclosures
  • Company-specific regulatory disclosures
  • Distribution of ratings/investment banking relationships
  • Price target and rating history chart(s)
  • Target price history table(s)
  • Regulatory disclosures
  • Ratings, coverage universe and related definitions
  • Global product; distributing entities
  • General disclosures

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Authors

Caitlin BurrowsJeremy KuhlHarrison SlaterShailee Lnu

Securities

HPP

Themes

Office Market RecoveryAI-Driven DemandPost-Strike Hollywood Recovery

Regions

North AmericaUnited StatesCanada