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Start spreading the news: The townhouse that formerly belonged to the late CBS anchor Walter Cronkite has hit the market for $7.7 million.  The sellers, Joseph Faccibene and Mary Kay Coyle, bought the home at 519 E. 84th St., between York and East End avenues, in 1999.

boatloads of wealthy Manhattanites during the pandemic, but even the skyline is getting the NYC treatment. A new 100-story luxury tower, the Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami, is now open for sales starting today — and, once complete (it breaks ground next year), it will become the highest residential tower south of Manhattan. The first Waldorf Astoria in Miami, the property will sit 1,049 feet above Biscayne Bay and offer sweeping views of both the water and the city below.

Norman, 65, purchased the property for only $4.9 million in 1991. Since then, the property has expanded by nearly 6,800 square feet using a permit that was set to expire.In total, the properties sit on an 8.31-acre lot spanning 31,820 square feet.

Queen Elizabeth II’s official weekend residence and pandemic hideaway, Windsor Castle, sold December 23 for £21.5 million ($29 million), according to the London-based brokerage behind the sale, Beauchamp Estates. “At the height of lockdown, we showed him the house on Skype on our phones, room by room, while he was based in Russia,” Jeremy Gee, managing director of Beauchamp Estates told The Post, adding that the buyer has made his fortune in the oil industry.

Michael Jackson’s troubled Neverland Ranch has found a new owner.Billionaire Ron Burkle, co-founder of investment firm Yucaipa Companies and a former associate of Jackson, has purchased the Los Olivos, Calif., property for $22 million, the Wall Street Journal reports.Beyond snagging himself roughly 2,700 acres and a nearly 12,000-square-foot mansion — among the many structures on the estate — Burkle also got a deal.