Funny you mention that, Nicky. I was reading not too long ago that at the 2010 census, there wasn't a single Italian born resident within the old Little Italy zip code (10013). If it's not Chinatown it's considered SoHo today. Big, big money to live there. 99% yuppies and professionals. The hipsters can't even afford it. That's why Williamsburg really took off. It's expensive, but still cheaper than lower Manhattan. The only things Italian about Mulberry Street today are the tourist trap restaurants and a deli or two.