The$152 million-transaction is the second big push by the 2015-founded firm into the New City market in the past year.

Kitchen United is set to open a total of three kitchen centers in Brooklyn, Manhattan and Connecticut, plotting a national expansion.

Last year, the firm completed a domino of transactions of three Manhattan office buildings, signaling its indefinite departure.

The building's full-occupancy and high-quality ground-floor retailer made it an attractive proposition, says Madison's Josh Zegen.

The Hyatt hotels sold for an aggregate sale price of $138 million.

The Brooklyn and Queens industrial properties total 101,000 square feet.

Real estate veteran Doug Rutley is tasked to drive the business, team management and portfolio oversight.

The industrial assemblage received multiple competitive bids.