The end of an era. <\/p>
WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR AND JUST LIKE THAT SEASON 2 EPISODE 9<\/strong><\/p>\n Much has changed over the course of Sex and the City\u2019s six seasons, two movies and now its sequel, And Just Like That<\/a>.<\/p>\n Men have come and gone, wardrobes have evolved (although bird clutches are clearly forever), new relationships \u2013 both platonic and romantic \u2013 have blossomed while long-standing ones have broken down, and there\u2019s also been tragedy, with the Big-gest shock of all arriving in AJLT\u2019s opening episode.<\/p>\n But through it all, there has been one constant: Carrie\u2019s apartment.<\/p>\n Even when she finally<\/em> tied the knot with Big and moved into their Fifth Avenue apartment, she chose not to put her iconic Manhattan brownstone on the market.<\/p>\n The East 70s pad, which has witnessed elation, heartbreak and enough hookups to write a column about, has <\/span>always<\/em> been there, even when<\/span> her life took on a different shape, as much a part of her as any other detail.<\/span><\/p>