The Crozer-Keystone Surgery Center in Havertown has a new landlord in Anchor Health Properties, which acquired the property last week, writes Jacob Adelman for the Philadelphia Inquirer.

According to records filed with the Delaware County Recorder of Deeds, the two buildings at 2010 and 2050 West Chester Pike have been bought by an Anchor subsidiary for $17 million.

Anchor plans to invest millions into redeveloping the buildings over the next several years. Between them, they have 68,740 square feet of medical office space.

“The improvements will allow Crozer and other tenancy the opportunity to expand and prosper over time and facilitate best-in-class treatment for area patients in a modernized medical setting,” said Anchor.

Anchor is currently the largest medical office landlord in the Philadelphia region. It manages or has under development more than one million square feet of medical office space in the area. Among its other holdings are Penn Medicine Southern Chester County in West Grove and the Doylestown Health & Wellness Center in Warrington.

Read more about the acquisition in the Philadelphia Inquirer by clicking here.