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move in

[moov-in] / ˈmuvˌɪn /






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“I am preparing everything for the move-in,” Sánchez texted Cooper.

From Los Angeles Times

Developers were cranking out new senior-housing supply, but occupancy was eroding as move-in ages crept higher and a wave of “aging-in-place” technologies made it easier for seniors to remain at home.

From The Wall Street Journal

In return, the school rewards those early-decision commits with perks such as priority registration for housing and fall courses, parking near their dorm and early move-in.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We estimate the work will be completed in approximately three months. This work will not delay the move-in of county employees and will augment our understanding of seismic assessment work previously performed so that we are better able to quantify the cost of a seismic retrofit and make appropriate recommendations,” county officials wrote in a Sept. 2 letter to the Board of Supervisors.

From Los Angeles Times

She had saved enough money to pay move-in costs and buy equipment for a home business offering eyelash services.

From Los Angeles Times