move
relocation
relocate
move house
pack up
removal
take one's business elsewhere
flitting
shopkeeping
descent
occupation
patronage
moving in
occupancy
set up shop
locomutation
change
refront
turning
experiment
home ownership
housing
pivot
move in
pass the parcel
front-of-house
biz
accustomization
businesswise
sutling
by
business-critical
alteration
transplant
come over
trade hands
shift
switching
switch
grille
build
property
movement
motion
lattice
wicket
outfit
sales rep
real-estate business
owner-occupier
move out
home improvement
transact
sales representative
repair
salesperson
get one's hand in
rescale
take over
interchange
on-premise
management
reconversion
businesslikeness
bizzo
introduce
homeowner
pedis possessio
exchange
householder
multibusiness
uncertain
businessfolk
franchise
concerning
shophouse
adaptability
tenancy
conducting
changeable
dealership
ordinaryship
residential
unsettled
organization
restauranteering
close up shop
organisation
set up
alien

English words for 'the act of changing your residence or place of business'

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