HOUSTON-Citgo Petroleum will begin the move south of the Red River in the summer, leaving 300 jobs in its long-time port and bringing 700 to the energy world's heavyweight hub. Although the deal's done, the address is still to come.

PHILADELPHIA-The giant insurer's long-awaited decision to keep its headquarters in Center City is greeted with relief, although it commits to just 440,000 sf, nearly 200,000 sf less than it now occupies at Shorenstein's landmark tower.

NEW YORK CITY-A unanimous--but partial--verdict has been filed in the months-long World Trade Center insurance case. Jurors, although unable to come to terms on the claim of Swiss Re, otherwise have favored the one-incident scenario. Still, Silverstein can walk away with as much as $5.5 billion.

BOSTON-After more than a year, 33 Arch St. has finally landed its first major tenant. Digitas is leasing 200,000 sf in the 600,000-sf office building that is located in the heart of the city in Downtown Crossing.

NEW YORK CITY-For months, rumors have been whispered about Arthur Mirante passing his CEO title on to US president Bruce Mosler. Nothing is official--and C&W executives refuse to comment. But the story is gathering steam.

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