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Universal Hotel Liquidators Moves to Meriden Mall

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Universal Hotel Liquidators, a leading supplier of luxury hotel furniture, is moving from West Haven to the Meriden Mall, taking over the old Dicks Sporting Goods spot. The new location, set to open in May, will feature expanded showroom, customer service, and warehouse space, making it easier for Hartford-area buyers to access their deep discounts on high-end furniture from hotel makeovers. This move is expected to revitalize the mall and attract crowds with its accessible luxury deals.

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Universal Hotel Liquidators Moves to Meriden Mall

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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Universal Hotel Liquidators Moves to Meriden Mall. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Universal Hotel Liquidators, a top supplier of five-star hotel furniture across the United States, is shifting from West Haven to the Merid and Mall. They're taking over the old Dick Sporting Good spot and plan to open in May with a bigger setup for showroom, customer service, and warehouse. Space. This relocation puts them right in Central Connecticut, closer to Hartford area buyers who snap up their deals. The company scores big by grabbing sofas, chairs, tables, dressers, artwork, and other high-end pieces from hotel makeovers, which happen every five. To seven years, then flips them at deep discounts. They've been holding down a 60,375 square foot building at 855 Boston Post Road in West Haven while. Dick's pulled out of the mall last year. Expect this move to pump fresh energy into the mall and make luxury deals more accessible. Word on the street is it'll draw crowds quick. Hartford News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.

I'm Corey with The Story.

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