Let's face it: Whether for business or residential, nobody likes the actual move - even though people generally like their new office or home. Paying less rent is only one consideration, although overhead and cash flow are a prime concern for any business and may alone be a solid reason for relocation. Clutch performed a survey wherein they concluded that an office relocation had a positive effect on 68% of employees.
Relocation is a major transition, usually supported by several important factors, and no company rushes needlessly into such an undertaking. In the past, businesses moved to acquire more space as they grew, whether it's a manufacturer needing more equipment space, a larger loading dick and product staging area or a professional firm in law, accounting, finance, or medical that expands their employee based. These are not 'location-centric' businesses like restaurants.
Whatever your type of business and whatever your reasoning, you relocate because it is the answer to what is currently affecting your business in a negative way.
So: Now You're Moving...