Field to replace LaMattina shrinks by one

We're seeing much more outsiders ( non natives) buying property in the neighborhood and calling Eastie their new neighborhood which is great, just like when things were changing in the North End in the 1980s where you had families who were in the north end for generations and have cashed out, some stayed, but the majority left and went to the suburbs, Eastie is experiencing the same now, it took Eastie a while to gentrify but it has surely arrived. My neighbors mostly on my street were Italians , we are now one out of 3 Italian families left on the street , we have they all gone, well they escaped to Saugus, lol.
Now these same people want to come back and are attempting to buy property realizing that they are being out bidded by several hundred other people, homes selling for $30k over asking price unimaginable for Eastie.