The firm announced two transactions, covering three buildings, including the 27,362-square-foot home of manufacturer Switlik Survival Products.

Under an expansion and revival of the Urban Enterprise Zone program, first established in 1983, the state will set aside $42.5 million through the end of June 2022 for grants, tax breaks, revolving loans and other support for businesses that open in some of the state’s most impoverished communities.

The 69,300-square-foot structure, located near major highways and in an Urban Enterprise Zone and Opportunity Zone, features 14- to 25-foot ceiling heights, nine tailboards, three van high doors, air-conditioned offices, heavy power and sits on 5 acres.