The three-bedroom apartment boasts iPad-powered home theaters in nearly every room, according to The Real Deal, and was bought by a Westchester couple that decided not to move into the city, at least for the time being. At $148 per square foot, the 2,500-square foot apartment is about the most expensive currently on offer downtown, according to StreetEasy.

There are a few townhouses and apartments asking more, including a $60,000-per-month converted warehouse in Tribeca and a $45,000-per-month apartment in Superior Ink's famous predecessor, Richard Meier's neighboring Perry Street Lofts. Both of those listings are bigger, though, and thus cheaper on a per-square-foot basis.

This does not mean there are not deals to be had in the building. After all, Related boss Steve Ross took a Superior apartment for free, and The Real Deal is reporting that another unit has just sold for a mind-bending $258,705. The buyer is hidden behind an LLC, but the monthly suspects it could be another inside deal, given that that is a steal for any Village property, let alone a 3,200-square-foot, seventh-floor unit overlooking the Hudson in one of the hottest buildings downtown. Compare the $80-per-square-foot sale price to Leslie Alexander's record-setting penthouse sale, which sold for $4,983 per square foot in November.

Whoever that buyer's brokers are, can you please send us their contact info?

mchaban@observer.com