locate (MOVE) , relocate

Citigroup will undertake a three-year overhaul of its London skyscraper costing more than £100m. The bank on Wednesday told its 9,000 London staff about the project, which will require them to relocate until 2025 while the work is completed: https://on.ft.com/3KHNQrd

India's Efforts to Relocate Slum Dwellers Bring New Woes

India is trying to stem a growing housing crisis by moving slum dwellers into new homes. But for some, the solution has been worse than the problem.

This has led some companies to move production from China to northern Mexico, next door to the U.S. market. But others have chosen to relocate inside the United States.

locate (MOVE) Show phonetics verb [I + adverb or preposition] US to move to a place to do business: The company hopes to locate in its new offices by June.