WIN: New Developer’s Congress Theater Restoration Plan Gaining Momentum After Earlier Foreclosure

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Congress Theater, 1926, Fridstein and Company for Lubliner and Trinz, 2135 N. Milwaukee Avenue. Photo Credit: Debbie Mercer

Long-Vacant Congress Theater Could Reopen In 2023 With New Developer On Board; After a previous move to revitalize the historic venue fell through, Baum Revision is stepping in to finally bring the 1920’s theater back to life, Mina Bloom, Block Club Chicago, 6/29/21

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