relocating
v.v. moving to a new place to live or work. You use this when a person or a whole company changes their location.
v. moving to a different location, typically for residential or professional purposes. The present participle of 'relocate', often used to describe the process of shifting operations or households.
The company is relocating its headquarters to London next month.
After years of living in the city, the family is finally relocating to a quieter suburb for more space.
While relocating an entire manufacturing plant presents significant logistical hurdles, the long-term tax incentives and proximity to raw materials often justify the initial disruption to production.
The verb can be used transitively (relocating something) or intransitively (the person is relocating).
I am relocating to my officeI am relocating my officeIf you are moving an object or business, do not use 'to' after the verb; 'to' is only used for the destination.