Netflix signs another big lease with Hudson Pacific Properties

Building at Sunset Bronson Studios and Hudson Pacific Properties CEO Victor Coleman (Credit: Spectra Company, HPP)
Building at Sunset Bronson Studios and Hudson Pacific Properties CEO Victor Coleman (Credit: Spectra Company, HPP)

Netflix just inked a lease for several stages at Hudson Pacific Properties’ Sunset Bronson Studios, just months after pre-leasing the entire Icon office building that the developer is constructing next door.

The 10-year lease in the studio complex at 5800 West Sunset Boulevard is part of Netflix’ efforts to consolidate its presence in Hollywood, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

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The streaming company first signed on for 200,000 square feet in the unbuilt 14-story Icon building last year. In February, it was revealed by The Real Deal that Netflix committed to an additional 10-year lease for the remaining five floors of Icon — that’s another 123,000 square feet.

“This deal also fulfills Hudson Pacific’s vision of bringing a major content producer to Hollywood, and highlights the changing nature of the studio business,” Victor Coleman, chairman and CEO of Hudson Pacific Properties, said Monday in a statement cited by the Reporter. [THR]Cathaleen Chen