"Mad Men vs. Sex and the City: How NYC Neighborhoods Transformed"

In this video, I dive deep into the fascinating transformation of NYC neighborhoods as seen through the lens of two iconic TV shows: "Mad Men" and "Sex and the City."
From Don Draper’s sophisticated Upper East Side to Carrie Bradshaw’s trendy West Village, we explore how these areas evolved from the 1960s to the early 2000s.
Discover the contrasts and similarities between characters like Peggy Olson and Charlotte York, and see how the backdrop of New York City played a pivotal role in shaping their stories.
Join me for a nostalgic journey that highlights the dynamic essence of the Big Apple through the eyes of Don Draper, Miranda Hobbes, Charlotte York, Paul Kinsey, Peggy Olson, Carrie Bradshaw, Samantha Jones, and Pete Campbell. Don't miss this captivating comparison!

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Carrie Bradshaw didn’t live in the West Village.

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Hi, the actual picture of the townhouse is located at 66 Perry Street in the West Village. It is part of the Sex and the City tour guide too which surprises a lot of people but that entire area is the village. The townhouse is now privately owned and the owner receives a lot of visitors of course and has the stoop block off so the many that visit do not go up the steps or sit on the stoop. I can't imagine owning that place and being visited all the time but they deal with it.
The address used in the show is the upper east side of NYC but there are no townhouses there just all apartment buildings. The townhouse used in the show and movies is all part of the west village and that entire area. Thanks for watching and commenting