Harcourts Otago Bluebook- Autumn 2021

k o o b e u l B Queenstown | Wanaka | Dunedin | Cromwell | Alexandra | Balclutha

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CONTENTS

GET THE MARKET

Queenstown

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Wanaka

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Market report

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Cromwell

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Alexandra

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Dunedin

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Meet the team

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Queenstown.

Wanaka.

Cromwell.

Alexandra.

Balclutha.

Dunedin.

03 441 0777 queenstown@harcourts.co.nz

03 440 2088 alexandra@harcourts.co.nz

03 443 7829 wanaka@harcourts.co.nz

03 418 1990 balclutha@harcourts.co.nz

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03 445 1155 cromwell@harcourts.co.nz

03 477 5334 dunedin@harcourts.co.nz

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Resort Queenstown Golf Course

Biking Trails

Gibbston Valley

Winery, Lodges & Villas

Cromwell

Residents will enjoy the 1,000 acres Gibbston Valle y ™ Station as their private playground. Amenities include the Vintner’s Village with artisan shops, cafe and garden centre. The Gibbston Valle y ™ Golf Course, the Countr y Club including spa, wellness centre, restaurant and gymnasium will all be available for owners and guests.

Built on the ecological ethos of ‘Green Architecture’ and responsible de velopment , the Gibbston Valle y ™ Resort will offer families a little piece of paradise for future generations to preser ve. The sustainable approach will be reflected in all aspects of infrastructure including building materials and architecture. This approach is also taken with our winer y & orchards.

Vintner’s Village

Need more information about this exciting new development?

HAMISH WALKER M . + 6 4 2 7 2 9 8 4 123 | E . h am ish .walke r @h arco ur t s.co.nz

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In Dune din the rise has be e n me te oric, up to a me dian of $618,000 in January 2021 compare d to $589,000 in December 2020 and $548,000 12 months previously.

The Que e nstown Lake s District saw a 7.6% de cre ase in me dian house price s from $1,055,000 in January 2020, down to $975,000 in January 2021. Howe ve r, sale s volume s incre ase d 44.9% annually with 71 prope rtie s sold in January 2021.

It means that Que e nstown and Wanaka are still among the most expensive places in the country to buy a house as e xpats in particular look to return home earlie r than planne d or make sound inve stme nts in a part of the country they hold dear.

Harcourts Otago’s te am approach to se lling prope rty across its six office s is continuing to se e outstanding results at auction, thanks to maximum exposure through Harcourt’s extensive referral network and buyer database.

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In the Central Otago District the median price in January 2021 was $670,000, compare d to De ce mbe r 2020 at $669,000 and $585,000 in January 2020.

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The Harcourts website has also had almost twice as many unique visitors compare d to any othe r real e state group for April and June 2020, the late st comparative figure s available.

Wanaka is short of listings and with it’s ‘kiwi-ce ntric’ appe al it’s affe cting the ability of pote ntial buye rs from around the country to move into the township.

“While increasing numbers are coming to Queenstown and Wanaka from ove rse as as a life style de stination, pe ople are also shifting around the country in large numbe rs,” says managing director Warwick Osborne.

“The pandemic has jumped us forward by many years in the realisation that pe ople can work re mote ly but e njoy an outstanding lifestyle of lakeside living in the mountains with their families while they do so.

“While mone y is still ‘che ap’ and inte re st rate s are still helping people to access the market, it’s a fluid situation which is difficult to predict over the coming year.”

s n o i t c u A The word auction has Latin origins, from the word auge re (to incre ase ). And in a marke t that is short on supply and e njoying re cord low interest rates, there never has been a truer word to de scribe the re sults an auction can deliver.

Each and e ve ry we e k we conduct auctions whe re we continue to be surprise d (and our se lle rs are de lighte d) by the le ve l of fie rce inte re st and bidding on some home s. In the past three months Harcourts Otago has called 43 auctions, with 56% sold under the hammer and 35% sold post auction, an ove rall 91% sold. In many cases multiple bidders have competed to own the home.

Buye rs appre ciate the ope n and transpare nt proce ss, and se lle rs are e njoying the be ne fits of a proce ss whe re the buye rs compete with each other, rather than directly with the seller.

Our te am of auctione e rs starte d the ye ar with a one -day training and re fre she r course hoste d by champion auctione e r Phil McGoldrick.

Highland Group Auction Manage r Richard Stringe r be lie ve s e ve ry auctione e r should train re gularly and compe te in auctione e ring championships to ensure they’re at the top of their game. Several Harcourts auctioneers will compete in the LVD Auctioneering Invitational Champs in Que e nstown at the e nd of March.

It’s attracted a field of over 40 auctioneers from around the country and Richard will be one of the judges.

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Queenstown is still a place of exceptional aspirational demand when it comes to real estate, and we don’t believe that’s ever going to go away.

Property prices in the town continue to be boosted

by Australians and overseas kiwis who are buying houses online without even stepping foot in the resort. They’re using the latest Harcourts technology which enables them to get ‘inside’ a house for a bird’s eye view of the property, or having friends or family to view on their behalf.

The town may seem quieter, but there’s still good demand given that the market is relatively small compared to other parts of the country. Queenstown’s always punched well above its weight as a great contributor to GDP and it will in the future.

Increasing numbers of Kiwis have changed work patterns in the past year, working from home or a combo of home and office. People are taking a long-term view of where they want to live and work, factoring in remote working especially when money is incredibly cheap.

We’ve seen strong demand out of Wellington and Auckland thanks to continued Government spending and employment having a flow-on effect for Queenstown.

There’s considerable buyer interest with open homes staying busy and plenty of enquiries from local purchasers, out-of-towners and those returning Kiwis.

Supply in Queenstown is holding up with some older former rental homes in Fernhill and Sunshine Bay coming onto the market thanks to a drop in rental incomes, and Healthy Homes and tenancy legislation changes.

It’s difficult to predict what may happen in the short term with the return of LVRs and wider moves by the government to slow the market.

MARKET REPORT 2020 | View online at www.harcourtsotago.co.nz

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$1,120,000

MEDIAN DWELLING PRICE

$635,000

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TORU APARTMENTS SUCCESS The Toru Apartments in Remarkables Park have come on to the market and interest has been strong from the get-go.

The vendor is the Queenstown Housing Trust offering a 50% owne rship sche me and of the te n prope rtie s Harcourts is se lling on the ope n market, e ight have alre ady gone unconditional with only two available for purchase.

The just-completed apartments have been finished to a very high standard with one-bed prices at $450,000 - $495,000, and two beds at $625,000 - $650,000. As unit title s, owne rs will own the prope rty outright.

All buye rs to date have be e n locals or soon-to-be locals, and all bar one are owne r-occupie rs. It’s a gre at fe e l-good story for the re sort as the Housing Trust is offering 25 apartments to buyers for the same price they cost to build -- it’s been a long time since a $200,000 mortgage could get you into your own home in Queenstown.

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WANAKA

$600-$650 WEEKLY RENT

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Median sale prices have been calculated from August 2020 - January 2021 Source REINZ

FREE MONEY – it’s a term we’re hearing more frequently in recent days, and commentary is that interest rates will likely stay relatively low into 2023 and maybe beyond. But is it the only thing driving the Wanaka market?

Arguably it’s a key driver, yes, but here in Wanaka we’re handling strong demand from Auckland and North Island buyers who have reflected on and assessed their employment, living arrangements and property and compared it to a lakeside lifestyle in this spectacular location. And then they’re moving forward with their plans.

Section developments are selling out, homes are being competed with multiple buyers keen and ready to go and investment properties are being snapped up in an effort to secure futures. Auctions continue to be the preference of buyers and sellers, and our results at Harcourts are the true measure of success. 64% of our auctions have sold under the hammer in the last three months, with another 21% sold soon after auction.

At any e vent we attend we’re always seeing and hearing from so many peoplewho arekeen to catch up with the ir local truste d age nts. Most e nquire about the marke t (the subje ct on e ve ryone ’s lips these days, let’s get out our crystal ball) and confide in us about their real estate plans so we can help making them a reality. The key word here is ‘trust’, something Harcourts is renowned for. If you have a property you think could benefit from the outstanding exposure we provide 365 days a year, then come and talk to us today.

DID YOU KNOW…

One of Mount Aspiring National Park’s most popular day walks – the Rob Roy Track -- has officially reopened. It closed in July 2019 after a significant slip undercut the track.

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However the good news is that opportunities are available for both buyers and sellers at present and our consultants have been kept busy gathering a portfolio of properties to showcase at popular summer events which attract visitors and participants from around New Zealand.

We’ve also been working hard on the launch of a brand-new subdivision to the market, which we’re hoping will go some way towards satisfying continued high demand for land. To find out more, be sure to get in touch as soon as possible for first dibs on the pick of the sites.

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RECORD BREAKING ALL AROUND! 2021 kicked off with a low volume of sales with just 84 homes sold in January. However that’s no reflection on demand, more on limited choice combined with the traditional holiday period. After a challenging year and a lack of overseas travel, it seems Dunedin’ites were keen to get out and explore local holiday options, while the search for real estate went on the back burner.

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The legendary Cobb & Co is returning to the historic Dunedin Railway Station even as restoration work starts on the He ritage Ne w Ze aland cate gory 1-listed building.

Here’s something for investors to take note: Demolition of the Cadbury building is well underway with building of the new hospital expected to start in the next two years. That means there could be as

The median days on market stretched out to 30 but

many as 1,000 workers needing accommodation on

we’re fully expecting that to come back to mid 20’s

this one project alone. Add to that other projects

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such as the new ACC office building on Dowling

February has kicked off with a hiss and a roar, with a rush of properties coming on the market giving buyers a little more choice. However supply remains tight compared with demand and homes are still being

Street scheduled to start construction this year with completion in 2024, and you can quickly see how this infrastructure investment is going to maintain pressure on Dunedin housing supply.

snapped up quickly.

The median value rose to a record-breaking $618,000

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for January 2021, the first time it’s broken through the $600,000 barrier. This represents a 12.8% increase on January 2020, and the median has more than doubled in value over the last five years.

With interest rates remaining low, the demand will continue from first home buyers and others looking to upgrade their existing home.

MARKET REPORT 2020 | View online at www.harcourtsotago.co.nz

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The Dunedin City Council has released Variation 2 of the 2nd generation district plan (2GP) with public submissions open until March 4. It’s been a long-running saga to get this far so let’s hope there are no more delays, as the need for development land is greater than ever. In addition to opening up rural land for residential development, the plan also increases density by reducing minimum section size from 500sqm to 400sqm in residential 1 zoning. It also allows family flats to be built and could make it easier to build duplex-type homes or second dwellings on sections greater than 500sqm in size.

It will take some time for these changes to ease the shortage of residential real estate in Dune din, so the future looks positive for furthe r growth in house value s in the meantime.

DID YOU KNOW…

Dunedin Mayor Aaron Hawkins has welcomed news that the last oil and gas exploration permit in the South Island is likely to be surrendered. He says the council’s focused on transitioning the city’s economy to being net-zero carbon by 2030.

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We’ve had a very quiet start to the year in Balclutha with just four sales in the town and 10 overall in the district. The median value stayed fairly constant at $370,000.

This low sales volume is really due to a shortage of supply, as demand remains constant. There were just three sales in Milton, but we have seen demand from Dunedin buyers for areas south of the city, with some of the new builds in Waihola continuing to prove popular as they’re just a half hour commute to the city.

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Cromwe ll is e xpe rie ncing a similar marke t to the re st of the country, low stock volume s and high buye r de mand driving up price s at a rate that continue s to surprise all the pundits. The me dian dwelling price rose from $685,000 in October 2020 to $820,000 in January 2021, with median days to sell correspondingly down to 33 in January 2021 from 40 in October.

Te n prope rtie s have sold in the past thre e months valued at over a million dollars, showing a growing confide nce in the value of some love ly Cromwe ll district home s. A prope rty in Bannockburn, with outstanding vie ws towards Cromwe ll and Lake Dunstan, recently sold for just under $2million.

It’s all indicative of the fact that Cromwell is growing up and has developed into a destination in its own right. Did you know it now has a bigger population than Alexandra?

We are seeing strong buyer interest and significant sale s volume with se ction price s ranging from $275,000 to $595,000. A limite d supply of title d sections has seen local building companies support this de ve lopme nt, with title s due from mid-2021.

Buyer inquiry is strong out of the main centres.

The prope rty re ntal marke t re mains strong with limite d housing availability and re nts re maining stable although there’s so few available throughout Central Otago.

The comme rcial marke t is busy as we ll, with development in the industrial area continuing with two significant buildings unde r construction and anothe r planne d comme rcial subdivision awaiting conse nt. Que e nstown companie s are moving in, se e ing Cromwe ll as a gre at ‘ce ntre point’ for busine ss. Sign It Signs has re ce ntly se t up Sign It Central to cater for bigger businesses.

Highlands Motorsport Park continue s to de ve lop – an hilarious TV inte rvie w re ce ntly showcase d it's ‘Loo with a View’ which shows you what the staff get up to when the boss is stuck in Australia. Seriously

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though, it shows the y’re still willing and ke e n to invest in our town.

Old Cromwe ll continue s to de ve lop with the re storation of McNulty House all but comple te d, thanks to a successful auction run by the Harcourts Cromwe ll te am raising ove r $8,500. The te am arranged auction items and ran the auction on the day, as well as advertising it to the local community.

The outlook is positive, as being in a central location Cromwe ll is ide ally place d to se rvice the Ce ntral Otago and Southern Lakes districts.

DID YOU KNOW…

Australasia’s large st wate rpark has be e n making a splash, drawing the crowds in the ir thousands to the shore s of Lake Dunstan with 10,000sq m of inflatable e quipme nt that make s up Kiwi Wate r Park.

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ALEXANDRA

$420-$450 WEEKLY RENT

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The median dwelling price is at 600,000 for January 2021, up 6% on the pre vious ye ar. The re we re a total of 22 sale s for January, down slightly on the ye ar prior. A shortage of title d se ctions has se e n a lift in prices with the median Alexandra section now $325,000. Clyde has seen a significant lift in section prices, with two recent sales each over $400,000.

At the curre nt rate of sale s the re ’s only five we e ks’ supply of residential properties on the market, with ave rage sale time now le ss than a month. That’s driving up price s – only 25% of those curre ntly available prope rtie s are unde r $600,000. Vacant life style blocks have be e n snappe d up to the point whe re the re ’s now a shortage of listings and a significant increase in asking price.

Buyer demand remains strong with first home buyers and investors active in the market. First home buyers don’t have a lot of stock to choose from and some landlords are making the most of a capital gain.

On the comme rcial front, PGG Wrightson has moved into its new premises and GWD Toyota’s new showroom and workshop in Ce nte nnial Ave nue opens in March. In a game of merry-go-around, that will enable another prominent business to relocate into the current GWD building.

Two e xciting ne w de ve lopme nts have be e n give n the go ahe ad. In Ale xandra, a ne w Countdown supe rmarke t has re source conse nt for a 3000sqm store e xpe cte d to ge ne rate up to 60 ne w jobs. Site cle arance should go ahe ad in spring with ope ning planned mid to late 2022.

Plans for a $200million re tire me nt village in Clyde have be e n approve d subje ct to re source conse nt, e nabling de ve lope rs to progre ss work on the 13ha site including 164 re tire me nt home s, an 80-be d dementia care unit and 36-section subdivision.

Buyers are 48% local, 34% from the rest of the South Island and North Island buye rs have significantly increased to 17%.

DID YOU KNOW…

The ne w owne rs of boutique Ale xandra wine company We ave r Estate have conne ctions to the man known as the godfathe r of Ce ntral Otago wine . Weave r Estate is one of Alexandra’s longe ste stablishe d vine yards and is now owne d by Brian and Je n Watson. Je n’s fathe r Alan Brady is one of Central Otago’s wine pioneers.

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g n i t e k r Ma Powered by Harcourts Otago

G I B BSTO N VA L L E Y STAT I O N P R OJ E CT T E ST I M O N I A L Knowledge and expertise gained over 25 years of project marketing defines Harcourts Otago as a leade r in this fie ld, cove ring e ve rything from comme rcial, rural, life style , re side ntial, hote ls and retail sectors.

Harcourts Otago is backed by the nationwide and global Harcourts brand, voted New Zealand’s Most Truste d Brand for e ight ye ars in a row by clie nts. And Gibbston Valle y™ CEO Gre g Hunt is one very satisfied client following last year’s hugely successful launch of Gibbston Valle y™ Station.

BRIEF AND BACKGROUND Having bought the station land in 2003, owners Greg Hunt and Phil Griffiths gained de ve lopme nt conse nt in 2007. The n, unde r a District Plan re vie w, gaine d Re sort Zoning in December 2019, when they launched their high-end Lodge & Spa located on the current winery site. Harcourts was appointed to assist with the marketing launch preChristmas 2020, with a range of properties in the first development of the $750million, 1,000-acre station. A selection of two, three and four-bedroom properties (ranging in price from $1.25m plus GST to $4.5m plus GST) formed part of this introduction to the market.

The resort will also include access to a nine-hole golf course, a Country Club and Spa, Wellness Ce ntre , Re staurant, Gym and a be spoke Vintne r’s Village with Artisan Shops, Café and Garde n Centre.

The first stage of the de ve lopme nt is a colle ction of 98 home s, colle ctive ly calle d The Vine s.

Building is anticipated to start in August this year.

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C L I E N TS REFLECTIONS “Ne w Ze aland has be e n positione d favourably out of the Covid pande mic and has e nhance d its position and pe rce ption as a quality de stination and possible bolt-hole for any future crisis,” says Greg “Gibbston Valle y™ has re cognise d this favourable positioning of Ne w Zealand and the appeal that Queenstown and Central Otago has, not only within New Zealand but the Australian and wider market”.

“We see Gibbston Valley™ being well-positioned to appeal to this audience as a place to own a home, potentially a second or third home, while recognising the opportunity that it is a great investment ”.

“I knew we needed an affiliation with a quality real estate agency to give us the reach through their database s, clie nt re lationships and channe ls to the audie nce we ne e de d, which is why we chose Harcourts Otago”.

“I couldn’t have be e n more impre sse d by Hamish Walke r and Warwick Osborne from the mome nt the y pre se nte d the ir marketing plans, de ve loping a good integrate d campaign that de monstrate d how inve ste d the y we re in working with me as a te am, thinking outside the square and se lling a unique resort product. In particular, Hamish has been an integral go-between for our sales office and Harcourts, ensuring the resort was optimally positioned starting the marketing campaign”.

R E S U LT S The initial launch of sites at Gibbston Valley Station drew “unprecedented” levels of enquiry in a frenetic ten-day period where further sections were released early to meet demand. Sir John Key, cricket star Brendon McCullum and others were among the first to sign up, setting the benchmark for a ‘flight to quality’.

The Harcourts te am and Gre g we re une xpe cte dly ke pt busy ove r the Christmas and Ne w Ye ar pe riod de live ring contracts and de aling with e nquirie s thanks to wide -ranging marke ting and media campaigns.

“They worked really hard and I was impressed to see the hours they put in as a team,” says Greg.

Harcourts Que e nstown managing dire ctor Warwick Osborne says the company’s de lighte d to work with owners of a development of this scale and quality. “This is the first resort of this nature seen in New Zealand for many years,” he says.

FUTURE PLANS Golf course sections are planned for release in April.

We have a great team and by thinking outside the square we continue emphasising our points of difference. We’re looking forward to hosting buyers at our annual Gibbston Valley Concert in 2022 concert so they get to experience the benefits of living at Gibbston Valley,” says Greg.

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Cromwell Property Consultants

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TEAM STUART

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Alexandra Property Consultants

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Sales Manager M. 027 229 4007

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GRAHAM CREIGHTON M. 027 272 0703

CAROL STAFFORD M. 027 685 1175

JESSICA THOMAS M. 027 410 7465

MONIQUE MARTIN Property Manager M. 027 277 0230

Balclutha Property Consultants

RICHARD STRINGER AREINZ Branch Manager M. 027 454 1205

MEL KENNY

M. 021 278 5287

IRENE MCKECHNIE M. 027 417 8168

RACHEL JENKINSON M. 027 469 4663

DEBRA YOUNG

Property Manager M. 027 413 9301

Dunedin Property Consultants

RICHARD STRINGER Branch Manager M. 027 454 1205

JIM PACKER

Commercial M. 027 450 0498

KAY LUCAS

M.027 433 3257

MARTIN WHANGAPIRITA KARLA O’CONNOR

GISIELLE SUMMERTON M. 022 621 0745

MELISSA MCGRANNACHAN Property Manager M. 027 801 9977

ANGELA COPSON

Business Development and Sales Support M.027 422 4479

M. 021 039 3316

SAM ODGERS

M. 027 360 9531

M. 022 471 5058

ROSS CURTIS

M. 027 847 8194

WARREN NISBET M. 027 222 5879

TANIA BARON M. 027 826 4221

JULIE REGER

M. 021 118 1549

WENDY BOWMAN

GANESH ROUT

M. 027 609 7599

M. 021 054 4247

SHARNI BICHAN M. 027 779 7628

DEBBIE WILLIAMSON Property Manager M. 027 607 2485

MAT & JENN WERNER Mat 022 036 1248 Jenn 022 466 3721

SARAH WARHURST

BRIDGET SMITH M. 027 668 8200

NICK LITTLEJOHN

Business Development Manager M. 027 702 4664

M. 022 345 9126

KRISTA SCULLY

Property Manager M. 027 204 3424

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