Hudson Pacific Properties, Inc. (HPP) Stock Analysis
Recovery setup
Real Estate · REIT - Office
Sell if holding. Engine safety override at $10.54: Quality below floor (2.6 < 4.0) triggers a hard block regardless of the otherwise-positive setup — overall score 3.5/10. Specifically: Below-average business quality; Negative price momentum; Below long-term trend.
Hudson Pacific Properties is a REIT owning and operating office (13.9M sq ft) and studio (1.7M sq ft) properties in Los Angeles, San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle, New York, and Vancouver/London, focused on technology and media tenants. Revenue comes from office and studio rents,... Read more
Sell if holding. Engine safety override at $10.54: Quality below floor (2.6 < 4.0) triggers a hard block regardless of the otherwise-positive setup — overall score 3.5/10. Specifically: Below-average business quality; Negative price momentum; Below long-term trend. Chart setup: Death cross but MACD improving, RSI 55. Score 3.5/10, high confidence.
Passes 5/8 gates (clean insider activity, no SEC red flags, earnings proximity 77d clear, semi cycle peak clear, materials cycle peak clear). Fails on weak momentum and favorable risk/reward ratio and death cross (50MA < 200MA). Suitability: aggressive.
Recent Developments — Hudson Pacific Properties, Inc.
Latest news
- Goldman Sachs Maintains Neutral on Hudson Pacific Properties, Raises Price Target to $12 — benzinga May 19, 2026 positive
- Citigroup Maintains Neutral on Hudson Pacific Properties, Raises Price Target to $13 — benzinga May 14, 2026 positive
- Hudson Pacific Properties Raises FY2026 FFO Guidance from $0.96-$1.06 to $1.10-$1.18 vs $0.98 Est — benzinga May 7, 2026 positive
- Hudson Pacific Properties Q1 FFO $0.27 Beats $0.18 Estimate, Sales $181.900M Beat $179.529M Estimate — benzinga May 7, 2026 positive
- BTIG Reiterates Buy on Hudson Pacific Properties, Maintains $26 Price Target — benzinga May 6, 2026 positive
Generated 2026-05-20T21:06:21Z.
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Rating Breakdown
6 floor-breakers
Revenue shrinking — -8.0% YoY. Growth thesis broken unless recovery story develops.static
Ranks in the bottom of its industry peers on the composite signal. Better names in the same sector exist.static
Unprofitable operations — net margin -65.0%. Quality floor flags this regardless of sector context.static
Technicals below the gate floor. Component breakdown shows what dragged the score down.static
Momentum below the gate floor. Component breakdown shows what dragged the score down.static
No near-term catalyst priced in. Thesis progression will come from fundamentals grinding, not event reaction.static
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Sell if holding. Engine safety override at $10.54: Quality below floor (2.6 < 4.0) triggers a hard block regardless of the otherwise-positive setup — overall score 3.5/10. Specifically: Below-average business quality; Negative price momentum; Below long-term trend. Chart setup: Death cross but MACD improving, RSI 55. Prior stop was $9.79. Score 3.5/10, high confidence.
Take-profit target: $11.43 (+8.6% upside). Prior stop was $9.79. Stop-loss: $9.79.
Quality below floor (2.6 < 4.0).
Hudson Pacific Properties, Inc. trades at a P/E of N/A (forward -4.0). TrendMatrix value score: 5.1/10. Verdict: Sell.
17 analysts cover HPP with a consensus score of 3.5/5. Average price target: $13.
What does Hudson Pacific Properties, Inc. do?Hudson Pacific Properties is a REIT owning and operating office (13.9M sq ft) and studio (1.7M sq ft) properties in Los...
Hudson Pacific Properties is a REIT owning and operating office (13.9M sq ft) and studio (1.7M sq ft) properties in Los Angeles, San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle, New York, and Vancouver/London, focused on technology and media tenants. Revenue comes from office and studio rents, with leases to tenants like Google, Netflix, and Amazon. The top 15 office tenants represent ~42.7% of annualized base rent; three largest tenants (Google, Netflix, Amazon) account for 20.6%.