Tiffany & Company made such a move last year, he said, when it relocated its corporate headquarters to 200 Fifth Avenue, at 23rd Street, from 600 Madison Avenue, at 57th Street.
It relocated its aircraft maintenance repair to Rome, N.Y.
Novartis, the giant Swiss drug maker, made waves in the pharmaceutical industry three years ago when it relocated its global research headquarters to Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Only 42% of Nissan's Southern California employees moved when it relocated its U.S. headquarters to Tennessee in 2006.
In 1937 it relocated to its present 1917 town house on East 79th Street, after shelves were installed in the gutted shell of the back half.
The NCAA has been a mainstay in downtown Indianapolis since 1999, when it relocated from its Kansas location in part because of a rich public-private investment deal from the city to establish the headquarters.
Mr. Oreck's purchase rekindled speculation that the company might move its headquarters from New Orleans to Tennessee, where it relocated some of its operations after Hurricane Katrina.
It lost some of its louche charm when it relocated, but remained the dive of choice for many reporters, slumming socialites and authentic down-and-outers.
He suggested the tournament lost its identity — and prestige — when it relocated two years ago from Loch Lomond to Castle Stuart in Inverness.
While the museum offers children's workshops in its Studio Sunday series (this week the theme is pop-up cards), Saturday will be its first family day since it relocated to Columbus Circle.
It relocated in March from its initial, equally institutional Brooklyn setting — a former outpatient wing of the Greenpoint Hospital — to accommodate its consistently sold-out run (which was recently extended, again, through Oct. 27).
