relocate
v.v. to move to a new place to live or work. You use this when a person, a family, or a whole company changes their location.
v. to move to a different location, typically for residential or professional purposes. Often used in corporate contexts to describe shifting operations or staff to a new city.
The company decided to relocate its main office to London.
After living in the city for ten years, they decided to relocate to the countryside for a quieter life.
While the executive was initially hesitant to relocate, the firm offered a comprehensive package that covered all moving expenses and assisted with finding a new school for her children.
From re- + locate.
Can be used both transitively (to move something/someone) and intransitively (to move oneself). Often takes the preposition 'to'.