rehoused

Given new quarters

Rehoused is the past tense and past participle of rehouse, meaning to provide someone with new or different housing, typically after displacement.

Governments rehouse residents when buildings are condemned or demolished for development.

The families were rehoused in temporary accommodations after the fire.

The term often appears in discussions of urban renewal, public housing policy, or disaster relief efforts.

animals

sanctuary

Protected sacred space

foster · rehoming · wildlife · zoo · habitat · enclosure · captivity · conservation · released · relocated

collections

museum

Public exhibit space

artifacts · exhibits · specimens · relocated · storage · vault · repository · collection · transferred · displayed

relocation

moving

Emotionally affecting

apartment · flat · residence · dwelling · accommodation · lease · rental · address · settlement · new home

displacement

eviction

Forced departure from rental

expulsion · deportation · uprooted · dislocation · exile · displaced persons · migrants · slum clearance · compulsory purchase · eminent domain

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housing status

rehousedevicted

Removed from property legally

displaced · dispossessed · unhoused · thrown out · turned out

residential stability

rehouseduprooted

Removed from foundation

unsettled · destabilized · displaced · in limbo · stranded

housing status outcome

rehousedhomeless

Without a dwelling

unhoused · houseless · on the streets · sleeping rough · unsheltered

Family

rehouse, rehousing, rehouses

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