Kyrenia harbour and castle with the Beşparmak mountains behind, Northern Cyprus

Northern Cyprus · TRNC

Property in Northern Cyprus

Fifty-eight projects across fourteen towns, from £62,000 — the cheapest published entry point of any market we cover. Priced in sterling, outside the EU, and governed by a title-deed system you need to understand before you buy.

117projects, 15 towns
From £62,000entry price
£1,240–£3,622per m² (priced projects), only a 2.9× spread
4title-deed categories
117 Properties
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Read this before the prices

Northern Cyprus is the cheapest market on this site, and the reason is not simply that it is less developed. It is a different legal environment, and the discount is partly a risk premium. Anyone selling you a £62,000 apartment here without explaining title deeds is not doing their job.

The factual position: the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is recognised only by Türkiye. The Republic of Cyprus — the EU member state covered on our Southern Cyprus page — is internationally recognised as the government of the whole island. That has practical consequences for title, mortgages, insurance and resale, and they are set out below rather than buried.

None of which means people do not buy here successfully. Many do, and the lifestyle-per-pound is genuinely hard to match. It means the due diligence is different, and heavier.

Northern Cyprus at a glance

  Northern Cyprus
Projects listed 117, across 15 towns — the statistics below are based on the original 25
Currency Pounds sterling — all 25 in the statistics
Entry price £62,000 (Olea Grand, Geçitkale)
Top of the range £1,044,000 (ESVillas, Esentepe)
Price per m² £1,240 – £3,622 — a narrow 2.9× spread
Completion 2023–2027; 10 of 25 record no year
Prices withheld 5 of 25 are “price on request”
EU status Outside the EU; recognised only by Türkiye
Foreign buyers Permitted, but need Permission to Purchase

Title deeds — the thing that actually matters

Not all land in Northern Cyprus carries the same kind of title, and the difference is the single biggest determinant of risk. Broadly there are four categories, and you should know which one applies before you pay a deposit.

Category What it is Risk
Turkish title (pre-1974) Land owned by Turkish Cypriots before 1974 and never subject to any exchange Lowest — no competing claim
Foreign title (pre-1974) Land owned by foreign nationals before 1974 Low
Exchange / Eşdeğer Allocated to Turkish Cypriots in compensation for property they left in the south Moderate — generally accepted, but derived from the 1974 settlement
TRNC title (Tahsis) Allocated by the TRNC from land previously owned by Greek Cypriots Highest — subject to potential claims by the original owners

Why this is not theoretical. Displaced Greek-Cypriot owners retain legal claims to property in the north, and those claims have been pursued through the courts — including in EU jurisdictions, where judgments against buyers have been enforced against assets held elsewhere in Europe. A buyer with EU assets should treat TRNC-title land with particular caution. There is also an Immovable Property Commission in the north through which compensation claims are made, which is the mechanism the European Court of Human Rights has accepted as a domestic remedy.

Practically, this means one question outranks every other on any property here: what category is the title, and can your lawyer evidence it? If a seller or agent is vague about it, that is your answer. Instruct an independent lawyer who is not connected to the developer, and get the category confirmed in writing before any money moves.

Permission to Purchase, and registering the contract

Foreign buyers need Permission to Purchase from the Council of Ministers before title can be transferred into their name. It involves background checks, and it takes months rather than weeks — often well over a year. You can complete the purchase and take possession while it is pending, which is normal practice, but the title transfer waits on it.

That gap is why the second step matters just as much: register the sale contract at the Land Registry, which under TRNC law should be done within 21 days of signing. Registration is what stops the developer selling the same unit twice or mortgaging the land out from under you. It is the closest equivalent to the protection a buyer in the south gets from depositing the contract, and skipping it is the most common expensive mistake made here.

North versus south, side by side

We sell both halves of the island, and they are genuinely different products. This is the honest comparison.

  Northern Cyprus Southern Cyprus
EU member No Yes
Currency Pounds sterling Euro
Entry price £62,000 €195,000 (home)
Top of our range £1,044,000 €4,830,000
Price spread 16.8× 28.6×
Geography 12 towns, well spread 33 of 35 in Paphos district
Dominant type Apartments and studios Villas
Title risk Category-dependent — material Deed-delay history, but single system
Residency route Renewable permit tied to ownership Permanent residency from €300,000
Mortgages Developer plans; international lending scarce EU banking framework

Put simply: the north is roughly a third of the price and carries legal risk the south does not. The south costs more and behaves like an ordinary EU property market. Which is right depends entirely on your risk tolerance and what the money is for — and it is a decision you should make deliberately, not by drifting toward the cheaper number.

Price per square metre

Twenty of the twenty-five listings carry a price. Dividing entry price by the smallest listed unit gives a range of £1,240 to £3,622 per m² — a spread of only 2.9×, much tighter than Istanbul’s 4.8× or Southern Cyprus’s range. That tells you something real: in Northern Cyprus the location premium is modest, and what mainly varies is how much floor area you get.

Cheapest per m² £/m² Ticket
Olea Grand, Geçitkale £1,240 £62,000 — cheapest overall
Sea Breeze Resort & Spa, Bafra £1,826 £69,950
Grande Palazzo, İskele £1,849 £220,000
Elysium 2, Ötüken £1,860 £160,000
ESVillas, Esentepe £1,905 £1,044,000 — dearest overall

That last row is the point of the table. ESVillas is the most expensive property on the page by a wide margin, and simultaneously one of the best value per square metre, because you are buying 548 m². At the other end, K Archipelago in Tatlısu is £163,000 — mid-range on ticket — but £3,622/m², the dearest on the list, because its entry unit is 45 m².

The method’s limits: this is entry price divided by smallest listed size, which assumes the headline price attaches to the smallest unit. Developers do not always price that way, and larger units usually carry a different rate. Use it to rank, then ask us for the rate on the specific unit.

Where these actually are

Unlike Southern Cyprus, this inventory is genuinely spread out — twelve towns, with no single place holding more than five of the original 25 projects (counting all 117 listings, İskele now holds 27).

İskele — 5 projects. The east coast, and the busiest development corridor in the north by some distance. Long sandy beaches, heavy new-build activity, and the widest choice here: from Sea Breeze at £80,000 to Grande Palazzo at £220,000.

Esentepe — 3 projects. North coast east of Kyrenia, below the mountains, golf-adjacent and quieter. Holds both Grand Crystal Resort at £114,900 and ESVillas at £1,044,000 — the widest internal range of any town on the list.

Famagusta — 3 projects. A walled medieval city with a university population, which gives it something most of this list lacks: year-round rental demand that is not tourism.

Tatlısu — 3 projects. Quiet north coast, low density, sea and mountain between them. Includes the dearest-per-m² project on the list.

Ötüken — 3 projects. Elysium, Elysium 2 and Infinity, £160,000–£180,000, all clustered at a similar level.

Nine more towns with one or two each — Yeni Boğaziçi, Alsancak, Bafra, Çatalköy, Geçitkale, Kalecik and Tuzla. Bafra is the resort strip on the Karpaz side; Çatalköy and Alsancak sit either side of Kyrenia and carry the north’s most established expatriate communities.

What it costs to buy

Item What to plan for
VAT (KDV) Typically 5% of the purchase price
Stamp duty Around 0.5%, payable when the contract is registered — do not let this slide
Title transfer fee Commonly 6%, with a reduced once-in-a-lifetime rate for a first purchase
Permission to Purchase Application fee plus the wait; budget many months
Legal fees Modest in absolute terms, and the last place to economise in this market
Communal charges Monthly; resort-style schemes with pools and grounds cost more to run
Currency Sterling pricing — a live exchange exposure if you earn in euros or dollars

Rates and thresholds do change, so treat these as planning figures and have them confirmed for your specific purchase. The sterling point is worth dwelling on: every one of these 25 listings is priced in pounds, so a euro-earning buyer carries currency risk here that they would not carry in the south.

Risks specific to this market

Title category. Covered above, and it is the one that can cost you the asset rather than a percentage of it.

Resale liquidity. The buyer pool is narrower than in the south, and largely British, Turkish and Russian. Exit can be slower.

Financing and insurance. International mortgages are hard to obtain; developer payment plans do much of the work. Insurance and banking options are correspondingly limited.

Off-plan delivery. Six of the priced projects complete in 2026 and one in 2027. Off-plan anywhere carries delivery risk; where the legal recourse is less tested, it carries more.

Currency. Sterling pricing, local costs in Turkish lira, and rental income likely in a third currency.

Gaps in the data on these listings

Five of the twenty-five carry no price at all — Emere Villas (Tuzla and Yeni Boğaziçi), Arslan Villas, K-Villas Archipelago and Urban Oasis are all “price on request”. That is a fifth of the inventory you cannot compare, and we will quote them on request.

Ten of the twenty-five record no completion year, so ready and off-plan cannot be told apart from the listing alone — which matters more here than elsewhere, because off-plan is exactly where the legal protections get tested.

Prices are also recorded inconsistently — some as plain numbers, others as “111 000 £” or “170000 £” — which is cosmetic, but it is why you may see them sort oddly in filters.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest property in Northern Cyprus?

Olea Grand in Geçitkale at £62,000, which is also the best value per square metre on the list at about £1,240/m².

Is it safe to buy in Northern Cyprus?

It depends almost entirely on the title category and the quality of your legal work. Turkish and Foreign title carry little claim risk; TRNC title carries real risk. Use an independent lawyer, confirm the category in writing, and register the contract at the Land Registry.

Can foreigners own property there?

Yes, subject to Permission to Purchase from the Council of Ministers, which takes months. You can normally take possession while it is pending.

Why is it so much cheaper than the south?

Lower development costs and lower demand, but also a risk premium for the unrecognised status and the title question. Both things are true at once.

Can I get EU residency or a passport this way?

No. Northern Cyprus is outside the EU. Ownership supports a renewable residence permit in the north only. For an EU route see Southern Cyprus; for a passport route, Türkiye.

What currency will I pay in?

Sterling — all 25 listings are priced in pounds, unlike the euro-priced south.

Are these ready or off-plan?

A mix, and ten listings do not say. Completion years on the rest run 2023 to 2027. Ask before you commit.

The verdict on Northern Cyprus

This is the value end of our range, and honestly so: £62,000 buys an apartment on a Mediterranean island, and nothing else on this site comes close. The coastline is genuinely beautiful, the towns are spread rather than crammed into one district, and the price per square metre barely varies from place to place, so you are not paying a heavy premium for the fashionable address.

The counterweight is legal, not aesthetic. Title category determines whether you own something durable or something contestable, the Permission to Purchase process is slow, and the exit is narrower than in the south. None of that makes it a bad purchase — it makes it a purchase where the lawyer matters more than the view.

Tell us your budget and whether you are buying to use, to let, or to hold, and we will come back with the title category for each option before we talk about anything else.

Isatis Group projects in Northern Cyprus

We list twelve developments by Isatis Construction Group in Northern Cyprus, in Famagusta, Yeni Boğaziçi, Ötüken (İskele) and Tatlısu. The developer publishes no prices, so none of these projects is included in the price and price-per-m² figures earlier on this page, which cover only the projects that state a price. Each listing below has its own full guide with unit tables, area facts, ownership rules and a buyer checklist.

Project Area Unit types Size range (m²) Price
Isatis 1 Famagusta 20 apartments (2+1), five floors 70–75 Not published
Isatis 2 Famagusta 2+1 apartments and 3+1 penthouses 70–90 Not published
Isatis 3 Famagusta apartments and penthouses 62–82 Not published
Isatis 4 Famagusta apartments and penthouses 65–83 Not published
Isatis 5 Famagusta apartments and penthouses 75–151 Not published
Fiora Famagusta apartments 92–168 Not published
Sunrise Yeni Boğaziçi villas 240–490 Not published
Orchard Yeni Boğaziçi 10 villa and apartment types 44–310 Not published
Elysium Ötüken (İskele) villas and apartments 68–220 Not published
Elysium 2 Ötüken (İskele) 7 apartment types 69–187 Not published
Infinity Ötüken (İskele) 9 apartment types 92–183 Not published
Hillside Tatlısu studio and 1+1 apartments 51–70 Not published

Sizes are as published by the developer. The developer does not state the title-deed category for any of them; check it with a lawyer before paying anything, as described in the title-deed section above.

Döveç Group projects in Northern Cyprus

We list twelve developments by Döveç Group (Dovec Group) in Northern Cyprus, in İskele, Tatlısu, Ötüken, Boğaz and Famagusta. The table shows what the developer states on its own website as of 18 October 2026: stage, unit count, size range and the lowest starting price it displays in pounds sterling. Where the developer shows no figure, we leave the cell as not published. These projects are not included in the price and price-per-m² statistics earlier on this page. Each listing has its own full guide with unit tables, area facts, ownership rules and a buyer checklist.

Project Area Stage and date Units Size (m²) Starting price shown
La Casalia Tatlısu Ongoing, due Dec 2027 454 41–166 £178,000
D-Point İskele Ongoing, due Dec 2028 405 34–158 £132,000
Natulux Tatlısu Ongoing, due May 2027 97 52–219 £220,000
Querencia İskele Ongoing, due Mar 2027 705 39–125 £156,000
Four Seasons Life III İskele Ongoing, due Dec 2026 738 36–80 £135,000
Courtyard Platinum Boğaz (İskele district) Ongoing, due Dec 2026 952 36–145 £127,000
La Isla Villas Ötüken (İskele) Delivered Feb 2025 211 104.5–407 £220,000 (indicative, completed project)
Four Seasons Life II İskele Delivered Jul 2024 329 not published £160,000 (indicative, completed project)
Panorama İskele Delivered Jun 2023 not published not published Not published
Sky Sakarya Famagusta Delivered May 2023 not published not published Not published
Courtyard Long Beach İskele Delivered May 2021 not published 50–90 Not published
Four Seasons Life I İskele Delivered Apr 2019 not published not published Not published

The developer does not state a title-deed category for any of these projects, so check it with a lawyer before paying anything, as set out in the title-deed section above. For completed projects, a displayed starting price does not show that any unit is still available; resale stock may be the only way in.

Noyanlar Group projects in Northern Cyprus

We list fourteen developments by Noyanlar Group in Northern Cyprus, in Famagusta, İskele (Long Beach), Yeni Boğaziçi, Boğaz and Yeni Erenköy. The developer publishes no prices, and its project pages do not display delivery years, payment plans or floor areas, so the table shows only what is displayed: area, unit types, unit count and the developer’s own category. The category and the status labels on its pages contradict each other, so each listing explains the conflict. These projects are not included in the price and price-per-m² statistics earlier on this page.

Project Area Unit types Units Developer category Price
Angel Towers Famagusta 1+1, 2+1 Penthouses 135 ready-to-move-in category Not published
Bellagio İskele (Long Beach area) Studio, 1+1, 2+1 281 ready-to-move-in category Not published
Neo Residence Yeni Boğaziçi Studio Loft, 1+1, 2+1, 2+1 Loft 50 ready-to-move-in category Not published
Park Residence İskele (Long Beach area) Studio, 1+1, 2+1, 3+1, 1+1 Penthouse, 2+1 Penthouse 528 ready-to-move-in category Not published
Riverside Life Residence İskele (Long Beach area) 1+1 Premier, 1+1 Premier Grand, 1+1 Premier Plus, 2+1 Premier, 2+1 Premier Grand, 2+1 Family Grand, 2+1 Infinity 820 ready-to-move-in category Not published
Royal Life Residence İskele (Long Beach area) Studio, Studio Penthouse, 1+1 apartment 440 ready-to-move-in category Not published
Royal Sun Residence İskele (Long Beach area) Studio, Studio Penthouse, 1+1, 2+1, 2+1 twin villa, 3+1 twin villa 959 ready-to-move-in category Not published
Royalsun Elite Residence İskele (Long Beach area) Studio, 1+1, 2+1, 2+1 Penthouse, 3+1 Penthouse, 2+1 semi-detached villa, 3+1 semi-detached villa 1120 ready-to-move-in category Not published
Sea Life Plus İskele (Long Beach area) Studio, 1+1 Penthouse, 1+1, 2+1 108 ready-to-move-in category Not published
Sea Pearl Residence İskele (Long Beach area) 1+1, 2+1, 3+1, 3+1 Villa not published ready-to-move-in category Not published
Sky Diora Yeni Erenköy 1+1 Penthouse, 2+1 Loft 80 ongoing Not published
Solmaris Boğaz (İskele district) 4+1 Triplex Villa 20 ongoing Not published
Terra Life İskele (Long Beach area) Studio, Studio Loft 184 ongoing Not published
The Blue Residence İskele (Long Beach area) 1+1, 2+1, 3+1, Penthouse 160 ongoing Not published

Noyanlar also lists projects that appear on this site under other names: Sea Breeze (listed here as Sea Breeze), Olea Residence (listed as Olea Grand), Miracle Villa & Residence (listed as Milagro Villa & Residence), Ocean Life Residence (appears to correspond to Seaside Oasis), La Palazzo (appears to correspond to Grande Palazzo), Royal Point (appears to correspond to Grand Point) and Four Seasons 3 (appears to correspond to Four Seasons Life III, whose developer attribution differs between the two companies). We have not duplicated those listings. The developer does not state a title-deed category for any project, so check it with a lawyer before paying anything.

Afik Group projects in Northern Cyprus

We list eight developments by Afik Group (Afik Construction LTD) in Northern Cyprus: Caesar Resort & Spa at İskele, Caesar Blue, Caesar Palm Jumeirah, Blue Line Villas and Caesar Beach on the Karpaz main road at Boğaz, Caesar Cliff at Esentepe, and Caesar Breeze and Caesar Bay at Tatlısu. The developer’s projects page was last updated in March 2025 and publishes unit counts but no prices, delivery dates or floor areas, so the table shows only what is displayed. Its Caesar Blue, Palm Jumeirah and Blue Line Villas pages say Dipkarpaz, while its own map coordinates and blog place them at Boğaz; each listing explains the conflict. These projects are not included in the price and price-per-m² statistics earlier on this page.

Project Area Unit types Units Status Price
Caesar Resort & Spa İskele (Long Beach area) apartments, penthouses, studios 7000 ongoing / planned per the developer Not published
Caesar Blue Boğaz (Karpaz main road) apartments, penthouses, villas, studios 1600 ongoing / planned per the developer Not published
Caesar Palm Jumeirah Boğaz (Karpaz main road) apartments, penthouses 836 ongoing / planned per the developer Not published
Blue Line Villas Boğaz (Karpaz main road) villas 74 ongoing / planned per the developer Not published
Caesar Beach Boğaz (Karpaz main road) apartments, villas 220 completed; developer says all units sold Not published
Caesar Cliff Esentepe apartments, villas 296 ongoing / planned per the developer Not published
Caesar Breeze Tatlısu villas 269 ongoing / planned per the developer Not published
Caesar Bay Tatlısu villas, apartments 50 completed status unconfirmed Not published

Cyprus Constructions projects in Northern Cyprus

We list ten developments by Cyprus Constructions (CC) in Northern Cyprus, all filed under Esentepe in the Kyrenia district (Edremit Villas lies nearer Kyrenia; its page explains the conflict between the developer’s labels and its map pin). The developer’s site shows unit cards with template sizes and prices, and several totals and statuses contradict each other, so the table shows only what is consistent: unit types, the developer’s unit count as published, status and whether a price is published. These projects are not included in the price and price-per-m² statistics earlier on this page.

Project Area Unit types Units (as published) Status Price
Aloha Homes Esentepe apartments, penthouses, villas 400 ongoing per the developer from GBP 154,950
Bahamas Homes Esentepe apartments, penthouses, villas, studios 440 ongoing per the developer from GBP 94,950
Hawaii Homes Esentepe apartments, penthouses, villas, studios 450 ongoing per the developer from GBP 99,950
Phuket Wellness Resort Esentepe apartments, penthouses, villas, studios 650 ongoing per the developer from GBP 144,950
Edremit Villas Esentepe villas 14 ongoing per the developer from GBP 1,450,000
Maldives Homes Esentepe apartments, villas 120 completed; resale only per the developer Not published
Pearl Island Esentepe studios 156 completed; resale only per the developer from GBP 220,000
Mykonos Homes Esentepe apartments, villas 80 completed; resale only per the developer Not published
Moonlight Villas Esentepe villas 6 completed; resale only per the developer Not published
Idyll Homes Esentepe apartments Not published completed; resale only per the developer Not published

NorthernLAND projects in Northern Cyprus

We list seventeen developments by NorthernLAND in Northern Cyprus: four in Iskele (Long Beach), eight in Famagusta and five whose pages name no town. NorthernLAND’s own pages publish no prices, delivery dates, title-deed categories or unit sizes for these projects, and several unit totals and locations differ between its language versions, so the table shows only what is consistent: the town named by the developer, its status label and the unit count where one is printed. These projects are not included in the price and price-per-m² statistics earlier on this page.

Project Area Unit types Units (as published) Status Price
Grand Sapphire Blu Iskele apartments Not published ongoing per the developer Not published
Grand Sapphire Phase 4 Iskele apartments, penthouses, studios Not published ongoing per the developer Not published
Grand Sapphire Resort & Residences Iskele apartments, studios 1630 ongoing per the developer Not published
Pearl Village Iskele villas Not published completed per the developer Not published
Kentplus Famagusta apartments, villas 336 completed per the developer Not published
NorthernLAND Center Famagusta apartments Not published completed per the developer Not published
Alasya Park Famagusta apartments Not published completed per the developer Not published
Themis Center Famagusta apartments Not published completed per the developer Not published
New Life Famagusta apartments Not published completed per the developer Not published
Via Park Famagusta apartments Not published completed per the developer Not published
Saklı Kent Famagusta villas Not published completed per the developer Not published
NorthernLAND Premier Famagusta apartments Not published completed per the developer Not published
Uptown Park Not published apartments Not published completed per the developer Not published
Northern Park Not published apartments Not published completed per the developer Not published
Northern Garden Not published villas Not published completed per the developer Not published
5&6 Palms Not published villas Not published completed per the developer Not published
Subway Park Not published apartments Not published completed per the developer Not published

Carrington Group projects in Northern Cyprus

We list 24 developments by Carrington Group in Northern Cyprus: 9 in Esentepe, 7 in Tatlısu and 8 in Kyrenia (one of them in the Bahçeli district). Carrington’s own pages print a starting-from price in pounds sterling for 14 of the 24 projects; delivery years and unit totals differ between some of its language versions, so the table shows the figures as printed and each project page states the conflicts. Prices are the developer’s, were read on 26 October 2026 and are not included in the price and price-per-m² statistics earlier on this page.

Project Area Unit types Units (as published) Status Starting price
Atlantis Pearl Tatlısu apartments, penthouses 176 ongoing per the developer from GBP 144,950
Malibu Tatlısu apartments, penthouses, villas 75 completed per the developer from GBP 399,951
Sea Magic Deluxe Esentepe apartments, penthouses, villas 20 ongoing per the developer Not published
Pine Hills Residence Esentepe apartments, penthouses, villas 17 ongoing per the developer from GBP 269,950
Lagoon Tatlısu apartments 32 ongoing per the developer from GBP 344,950
Malibu Zone 6 Tatlısu apartments, studios 24 ongoing per the developer from GBP 169,950
Atlantis Beach Apartments Tatlısu apartments, penthouses 43 completed per the developer from GBP 199,950
Sea Magic Garden Esentepe apartments, penthouses 110 ongoing per the developer from GBP 199,950
Malibu Zone 5 Tatlısu apartments, studios 48 ongoing per the developer from GBP 189,950
Elite Residence Kyrenia apartments 38 completed per the developer from GBP 189,950
Poseidon Bahçeli (Kyrenia) apartments, penthouses 48 completed per the developer from GBP 399,950
Park Avenue Kyrenia apartments, offices 24 ongoing per the developer from GBP 264,950
Carrington 44 Kyrenia apartments 16 completed per the developer Not published
Carrington 55 Kyrenia apartments 10 completed per the developer from GBP 249,950
Gold Tower Kyrenia apartments Not published completed per the developer Not published
Sea Magic Park Esentepe apartments, penthouses 98 completed per the developer Not published
Sea Magic Premium Esentepe apartments, penthouses 30 completed per the developer Not published
Carrington 11 Kyrenia apartments Not published completed per the developer Not published
The Residence Esentepe apartments 24 completed per the developer Not published
The Morlais Esentepe villas Not published completed per the developer Not published
Sea Magic (community overview) Esentepe apartments, penthouses, villas Not published completed per the developer Not published
Carrington 22 Kyrenia apartments, penthouses 38 completed per the developer from GBP 290,950
Sunset Valley Tatlısu villas Not published completed per the developer Not published
Sea Magic Royal Esentepe apartments, penthouses Not published completed per the developer from GBP 369,950

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