Sorry, Lazlo. I have the fear of that happening because gentrification is running wild where I live, too. My local arthouse theater was just renovated in 2016 and had to "temporarily" close because of the pandemic. As far as I know, they're getting by through virtual tickets for digital links to arthouse releases and keeping the community together through virtual watch parties, but despite their non-profit status, their property taxes will skyrocket next year because to our mayor, city-wide increases are the only way to make up for Nashville's lost revenue this year. Plus since we're most likely going to be in this pandemic for two years, there's no way they'll have the money to cover rent while they're not operating as normal.
I expect it to be another condo if this ever ends.