Corporate relocation

Corporate relocation

A situation where a person's employer pays all or some of the expenses associated with moving from one location to another, usually over a substantial distance. Relocation expenses often include the amounts, such as brokerage fees, incurred in the selling and buying of the employee's primary residence.

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Industry/Domain: Real estate
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Company: Coldwell Banker
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