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Nadeau Raleigh Moves, Village District Thrives

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Nadeau Raleighs furniture store is moving to a bigger space at Capital Boulevard, closing its current spot at Woodburn Road on April 28th. The new location will open mid- to late-May. Meanwhile, Tone Hair Salon takes over the old Hair Color Xperts space in Village District, and the Oberlin Hotel honors a historic Black Freedmens village nearby. Raleighs retail scene continues to evolve with these changes.

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Nadeau Raleigh Moves, Village District Thrives

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Durham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Nadeau Raleigh Moves, Village District Thrives. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Nado Raleigh's furniture store in Village District is shutting down its spot at 426 Woodburn Road on April 28th. They're liquidating everything now to move just a few miles away to a bigger space at 1405 Capitol Boulevard. Expect the new doors to open mid to Layton. May, so fans won't miss out long. The current spot shares the shopping center vibe with places like Cameron Village, but this upgrade means more room for their deals. Nado's got two other North Carolina outposts already, one near Charlotte, another in Asheville, so this keeps their triangle game strong. Shoppers are rushing in while time ticks down, grabbing bargains before the move. It's bittersweet for locals who love the Village District energy, but the area is not losing steam. Village District bounces back quick with fresh faces. Tone here, Salon slides into the old hair color expert space, their second spot after North Raleigh. And get this, the Oberlin Hotel honors a historic Black Friedman's Village nearby.

Changes like these keep Raleigh's retail scene evolving, blending history with new hangs, stay tuned as these spots light up. Local news, powered by AI, this is Durham News Today.

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