Hong Kong-based investor Goodwin Gaw snatched up the High Line-straddling Standard Hotel for even less than the dramatically discounted price The Post first predicted last summer.

Gaw paid only $323.2 million for the revenue-sliding hotel, according to NYC Department of Finance records. That’s shy of the $340 million we forecast in an Aug. 8 story that revealed Gaw’s intention to buy the property. We noted at the time that an aborted deal with a different prospective buyer in 2014 would have fetched $400 million.

Gaw Capital Partners purchased the Standard from Dune Capital Management and Greenfield Partners. The bargain price for the Standard reflects saturation in the Gotham hotel market and reduced occupancy and revenue per available room.