>Of course they are, they don't want to get priced out of their neighborhood by gentrification. And what about those of us who got priced out of our neighborho

>Of course they are, they don't want to get priced out of their neighborhood by gentrification. And what about those of us who got priced out of our neighborhood this past year? >It's happening _incredibly_ quickly in Boston's neighborhoods one by one. It happened to The South End, Southie, Jamaica Plain, Somerville (not technically Boston proper but 10 years ago they used to call it Slummerville), and now Dorchester and Roxbury are gentrifying. If they're still holding it, I plan on attending the Somerville city meeting tomorrow night to fucking scream at them to stop trying to impose density limits. How am I supposed to move back to Somerville after getting priced out into Medford with net-added units equaling zero? Hell, has anyone tried getting Cambridge to stop being a leafy fucking suburb that actually takes up almost half the Red Line?