Repotting into a larger pot (10″ to 12″) with moisture-retentive soil caused root suffocation. Moving away from the east window reduced light. Brown leaf edges = classic overwatering/low light stress.
If you loosened the rootball before repotting, recovery is possible. If roots were left circling, decline continues.
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