PHOENIXVILLE, PA-For a price of $850,000, or $70.83 per sf, GMI will set up headquarters in the 12,000-sf mansion at 99 Starr St. Built in 1858, it was renovated into high-end class A offices in 1987.

PHILADELPHIA-Sunoco agrees to buy a network of 385 retail units in three states and Washington, DC from Houston-based ConocoPhillips for about $486,753 per site, plus inventory. The sites operate under the Mobil banner.

PHILADELPHIA-Berwind Property Group names Holly Thompson, former director of economic development for the southeastern corner of the state for Sen. Rick Santorum, VP in charge of marketing and client services.

PHILADELPHIA-In the wake of news that the auto club's Mid-Atlantic headquarters will exit 2040 Market St. for the Wilmington, DE waterfront, Gov. Rendell calls on the city's Chamber of Commerce to set up a lease-tracking task force.

KING OF PRUSSIA, PA-The locally based hospital company adds three facilities totaling 405 beds in California and a 90% interest in Louisiana's Pendleton Methodist. The acquisitions add an estimated $280 million to net revenues.

EASTON, PA-Delaware Nation of Anadarko, OK files suit staking a 1700's claim to land now primarily occupied here by Crayola. The suit comes during Pennsylvania's debate over legal slots.

PHILADELPHIA-In one of Center City's most significant office renewals, the global supplier of food services will keep its headquarters and occupy more than 300,000 sf in the 32-story Market Street tower that bears its name.

PHILADELPHIA-The governor pledged water and sewer improvements and urged a reversal of "sprawl." CBRE's Robert Walters predicts a "chain reaction of activity" as CBD office tenants make space decisions.