Harvest Green

Harvest Green Neighborhood Guide

Harvest Green is a Johnson Development master-planned community of about 1,700 acres along the Grand Parkway at West Airport Boulevard, with a Richmond mailing address in unincorporated Fort Bend County. It is built around a 12-acre working farm and is in Fort Bend ISD.

Type
Master-planned community
City or county
Unincorporated Fort Bend County with a Richmond mailing address (HAR's tax table lists no city tax)
County
Fort Bend
School district
Fort Bend ISD
ZIP code
77406, 77407
Median market value (HAR 2025)
$528,380
Median year built (HAR 2025)
2019
Plantation Memorial Park in Pecan Grove
Plantation Memorial Park in Pecan Grove Illustrative photo of the area. Photo: WhisperToMe, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Photos from nearby, for a sense of the area (about 2.6 miles straight line from Harvest Green).

Harvest Green at a Glance

Grand Parkway at West Airport. The Real Deal places Harvest Green along the Grand Parkway at West Airport Boulevard in Richmond, Fort Bend County. HAR lists it in ZIP codes 77406 and 77407. The Real Deal: Johnson's agrihood keeps growing (Apr. 2022) HAR.com: Harvest Green 2025 Facts

A 2014 joint venture. Johnson Development and the Texas Permanent School Fund announced the joint venture in spring 2014, and Johnson bought a 630-acre tract next to the original site in 2021. The developer now describes about 1,700 acres in total. The Real Deal: Johnson's agrihood keeps growing (Apr. 2022) Harvest Green: community

Mostly newer homes. HAR's 2025 facts count 2,707 single-family homes with a median year built of 2019, a median of 3,000 sq ft and a median lot of 7,597 sq ft. HAR.com: Harvest Green 2025 Facts

The expansion. The developer says the expansion plans about 1,400 homes on homesites 40 to 90 feet wide, with parks, trails and a second pool. Community Impact reported expansion sales began in late 2022. Harvest Green: expansion Community Impact: Harvest Green expansion homes (Oct. 2023)

A working farm. The 12-acre Village Farm has fields, a greenhouse, goats and chickens, and hosts farmers markets; Community Impact reported its produce is USDA certified organic. Harvest Green: expansion Community Impact: Harvest Green expansion homes (Oct. 2023)

Two amenity complexes. The Farmhouse has a resort-style pool, splash pad, an 1,800 sq ft gym and a 1,200 sq ft studio. The Slice, a second complex opened in 2026, adds two pools with slides, a splash pad, a pickleball court and an event lawn. Harvest Green: amenities Harvest Green news: The Slice amenity complex (June 2026)

Lakes, greenbelts and trails. The developer counts more than 130 acres of lakes and waterways, 470 acres of greenbelts and a 20-mile trail system, plus tennis and sand volleyball at Harvest Yard and a dog park. Harvest Green: amenities

A winery restaurant in the community. Messina Hof Harvest Green, 8921 Harlem Road, is a winery location with a full-service restaurant, tasting room and wine bar, closed Mondays. Messina Hof Harvest Green

Grand Parkway Segment D. Grand Parkway Segment D runs 17.4 miles from US 59 South in Sugar Land north to I-10, and direct connectors to the Westpark Tollway opened in 2024. TxDOT: Grand Parkway Segment D Community Impact: Westpark Tollway and Grand Parkway connectors (2024)

Approximate center of Harvest Green, © OpenStreetMap contributors. Boundaries are not shown; confirm an address with the appraisal district.

Homes and the Harvest Green Market

HAR neighborhoodSingle-family homesMedian sizeMedian lotMedian year builtMedian market valueValue range
Harvest Green2,7073,000 sq ft7,597 sq ft2019$528,380$340 - $732 K

HAR.com 2025 neighborhood facts. Market value is the appraisal district’s figure, not a sale price, and a median is not the value of any one home.

Builders currently listed by the developer: Coventry Homes, David Weekley Homes, Partners in Building, Perry Homes, Tri Pointe Homes and Westin Homes. A June 2026 developer release said several builders were selling their final homes, priced from the $470,000s to over $1 million. Harvest Green: community Harvest Green news: The Slice amenity complex (June 2026)

Median closed price, recent closed sales, price per square foot, days on market and active inventory for Harvest Green are MLS figures that HAR’s public pages do not publish by neighborhood. Ask for a current MLS report for the sections you are considering.

Live HAR.com search for Harvest Green; if it shows no homes, none are listed under that name right now. Widen the search or ask us.

Property Taxes, HOA and MUD in Harvest Green

Taxing unitAdopted rateYearSource
Fort Bend County (general)$0.407000 per $1002026Source
Fort Bend County Drainage District$0.010000 per $1002026Source
Fort Bend ISD$0.996900 per $1002026Source
Fort Bend Municipal Management District 1$0.390000 per $1002025Source
Fort Bend MUD 134D$0.900000 per $1002025Source
Fort Bend MUD 134E$0.850000 per $1002025Source
Fort Bend MUD 134F$1.450000 per $1002025Source

Each home is in one of three utility districts: MUD 134D, 134E or 134F. HAR's tax table lists all three plus Fort Bend Municipal Management District 1, and the developer posts a MUD district map. MUD 134F, which the developer's table shows for part of the community, adopted $1.45 per $100 for 2025. HAR.com: Harvest Green 2025 Facts Harvest Green: HOA, taxes and service providers Harvest Green: MUD district map

The county tax office had not posted 2026 rates for MUDs 134D, 134E, 134F or the management district when checked; the 2025 rates are shown. Tax Tech, Inc. collects for these districts. Fort Bend County Tax Office: Fort Bend MUD 134D Fort Bend County Tax Office: Fort Bend MUD 134E Fort Bend County Tax Office: Fort Bend MUD 134F

Fort Bend County's 2025 worksheet lists a $140,000 school district homestead exemption (plus $60,000 for over-65 or disabled owners) for Fort Bend ISD. Fort Bend County: 2025 tax rate and exemption worksheet

HOA and deed restrictions

No assessment amount is published by an official source, so we do not show one. The resale certificate for the address shows what it owes.

SBB Community Management manages the association from an office at The Farmhouse (832-945-3689). Its assessment, and the added charge for gated neighborhoods, appear only on the developer's site, so ask the association for the resale certificate. Harvest Green: HOA, taxes and service providers

Rates are per $100 of taxable value; a tax bill also depends on the appraised value, exemptions and which units cover the address. Look an address up: Fort Bend Central Appraisal District property search, Fort Bend County Tax Assessor-Collector, True Cost of Homeownership calculator.

Schools Serving Harvest Green

Harvest Green is in Fort Bend ISD per HAR's tax table and the developer. The developer lists campuses serving the community, and Community Impact reported a new elementary set to open in 2026; assignments come from Fort Bend ISD's 2026-27 School Locator. HAR.com: Harvest Green 2025 Facts Harvest Green: schools Community Impact: Harvest Green expansion homes (Oct. 2023)

School assignments and attendance boundaries can change. Confirm the assigned schools directly with the district before making a housing decision.

Flood and Drainage Research for Harvest Green

Fort Bend County's FEMA flood maps are effective April 2, 2014; the county posts its floodplain mapping tool and a Brazos River inundation map for 43 to 55 foot stages at the Richmond gauge. Fort Bend County Drainage District: floodplain map Fort Bend County Drainage District: maps (Brazos inundation, levee districts)

The National Weather Service lists US 90A eastbound lanes as impassable between Harlem Road and New Territory at a 54 foot Brazos stage at Richmond. The river crested at 55.19 feet in Harvey (Sept. 1, 2017) and 54.74 feet on June 2, 2016. National Weather Service: Brazos River at Richmond (RMOT2)

HAR's tax table for Harvest Green lists no levee improvement district; use the county's levee district map to confirm for a specific lot. HAR.com: Harvest Green 2025 Facts Fort Bend County Drainage District: maps (Brazos inundation, levee districts)

Flood zones are mapped parcel by parcel, and no guide can tell you whether a particular house has flooded or will flood. Ask the seller for the flood disclosure and any elevation certificate, and price flood insurance before your option period ends.

Everyday Places Near Harvest Green

Groceries

Pharmacies

Restaurants

Shopping

Hospitals and urgent care

Fitness

Parks and trails

Each place links to its own site and was confirmed operating on Oct. 28, 2026. Listed by location, not a ranking or a recommendation.

Getting Around from Harvest Green

The Grand Parkway (SH 99) runs past the community: south to US 59/I-69 in Sugar Land and north to I-10, with Fort Bend County running the tolled section from US 59 to south of Fry Road. TxDOT: Grand Parkway Segment D The Real Deal: Johnson's agrihood keeps growing (Apr. 2022)

Direct connectors link the northbound Grand Parkway with the Westpark Tollway, a route toward the Galleria and Uptown, and TxDOT widened US 59/I-69 from SH 99 west to the Wharton County line (substantially complete December 2023). Community Impact: Westpark Tollway and Grand Parkway connectors (2024) Fort Bend County: TxDOT mobility projects recap (Dec. 2023)

West Airport Boulevard and Harlem Road are the local roads at the community's edge. Fort Bend Transit's commuter park and ride lots are in Sugar Land, Richmond and Rosenberg. The Real Deal: Johnson's agrihood keeps growing (Apr. 2022) Messina Hof Harvest Green Fort Bend County Public Transportation

We name routes rather than quote drive times, which change with the hour and the exact address. Straight-line miles to both airports are on the fact sheet below.

Harvest Green Questions Buyers Ask

What are the pros and cons of living in Harvest Green?

The pros are newer homes (HAR median year built 2019), a 12-acre working farm, two amenity complexes, 20 miles of trails and the Grand Parkway at the edge of the community. The cons are utility district rates of $0.85 to $1.45 per $100 (2025) plus a management district, construction in the expansion, and dues you have to confirm with the association.

Sources: HAR.com: Harvest Green 2025 Facts Harvest Green: expansion Harvest Green: amenities Checked Oct. 28, 2026

How much do homes in Harvest Green cost?

HAR's 2025 facts give a median market value of $528,380, with a neighborhood value range of $340K to $732K across 2,707 homes. A June 2026 developer release put new homes from the $470,000s to over $1 million. Market value is not a sale price; ask for an MLS report.

Sources: HAR.com: Harvest Green 2025 Facts Harvest Green news: The Slice amenity complex (June 2026) Checked Oct. 28, 2026

Which MUD is my Harvest Green home in, and what is the rate?

Harvest Green is split among Fort Bend MUD 134D ($0.90 per $100, 2025), 134E ($0.85) and 134F ($1.45), and HAR also lists Fort Bend Municipal Management District 1 ($0.39). The developer posts a MUD map, but the FBCAD account is the final word.

Sources: Fort Bend County Tax Office: Fort Bend MUD 134D Fort Bend County Tax Office: Fort Bend MUD 134E Fort Bend County Tax Office: Fort Bend MUD 134F Checked Oct. 28, 2026

What are the HOA fees in Harvest Green?

SBB Community Management runs the association from The Farmhouse. The only published dues figure we found is on the developer's website, and gated sections pay an added charge, so get the current numbers from the association's resale certificate before an offer.

Sources: Harvest Green: HOA, taxes and service providers Checked Oct. 28, 2026

Is Harvest Green in Fort Bend ISD or Lamar CISD?

Fort Bend ISD, per HAR's tax table and the developer, even though many nearby Richmond addresses are in Lamar CISD. Check the address in Fort Bend ISD's 2026-27 School Locator.

Sources: HAR.com: Harvest Green 2025 Facts Harvest Green: schools Fort Bend ISD: 2026-27 School Locator Checked Oct. 28, 2026

Where is the closest grocery store to Harvest Green?

Shopping is along the Grand Parkway outside the community: Aliana Market H-E-B at 10161 W Grand Pkwy S, Costco at 11125 W Grand Pkwy S and Kroger Waterside at 8011 W Grand Pkwy S. Messina Hof's restaurant is inside the community.

Sources: H-E-B: Aliana Market H-E-B Costco: Richmond TX warehouse Kroger: Waterside Checked Oct. 28, 2026

What are the commute routes from Harvest Green?

The Grand Parkway runs south to US 59/I-69 and north to the Westpark Tollway connectors and I-10. West Airport Boulevard and Harlem Road are the local connectors.

Sources: TxDOT: Grand Parkway Segment D Community Impact: Westpark Tollway and Grand Parkway connectors (2024) The Real Deal: Johnson's agrihood keeps growing (Apr. 2022) Checked Oct. 28, 2026

Is new construction still available in Harvest Green?

Yes. The developer lists six builders, and the expansion plans about 1,400 homes on 40 to 90 foot homesites. A June 2026 release said several builders were selling their final homes, so check which sections still have lots.

Sources: Harvest Green: community Harvest Green: expansion Harvest Green news: The Slice amenity complex (June 2026) Checked Oct. 28, 2026

What is the farm at Harvest Green?

The Village Farm is a 12-acre working farm with fields, a greenhouse, goats and chickens and farmers markets. It is the center of the community's agrihood design.

Sources: Harvest Green: expansion Community Impact: Harvest Green expansion homes (Oct. 2023) Checked Oct. 28, 2026

What should I check before buying in Harvest Green?

Find the home's MUD on the FBCAD account, since 134F's rate is well above 134D and 134E, get the association's resale certificate for dues and any gated charge, and look up the lot on FEMA's map and the county's Brazos River inundation map. On a new build, ask the builder for its tax disclosure.

Sources: Fort Bend Central Appraisal District Fort Bend County Tax Office: Fort Bend MUD 134F Harvest Green: HOA, taxes and service providers Checked Oct. 28, 2026

Keeping It Real with Michael O’Neal

Why Live in Harvest Green? The Good, The Bad & The Reality

Want a newer house where the neighborhood centerpiece is a 12-acre working farm, with two pool complexes and 20 miles of trails? Harvest Green is built around exactly that. Just check which of its three utility districts the house is in, because the 2025 rates run from $0.85 to $1.45 per $100 before you add the management district.

Neighborhood Reality Check

Why You’ll Love It

  • A working farm
  • Two amenity complexes
  • Water and open space

What Might Surprise You

  • Three MUDs, very different rates
  • Dues need confirming
  • Construction continues

Everyday Convenience

  • Nearest H-E-B: Aliana Market H-E-B, 1.3 mi
  • ER: OakBend Medical Center, Jackson Street Hospital Campus, 5.3 mi
  • Shopping: Sugar Land Town Square, 6.9 mi
  • Park: George Bush Park, 6.0 mi

Straight-line miles.

Michael’s Take

Harvest Green sells the farm and the pools well, so keep your eye on the tax line.

Compare nearby:

Five Reasons People Love Living in Harvest Green

  1. 1
    A working farm

    The 12-acre Village Farm has fields, a greenhouse, goats and chickens, and runs farmers markets and events.

    Harvest Green: expansion Community Impact: Harvest Green expansion homes (Oct. 2023)

  2. 2
    Two amenity complexes

    The Farmhouse has a pool, splash pad and an 1,800 sq ft gym; The Slice, opened in 2026, adds two pools with slides, a pickleball court and an event lawn.

    Harvest Green: amenities Harvest Green news: The Slice amenity complex (June 2026)

  3. 3
    Water and open space

    The developer counts more than 130 acres of lakes and waterways, 470 acres of greenbelts and a 20-mile trail system.

    Harvest Green: amenities

  4. 4
    Newer homes

    HAR's 2025 facts give a median year built of 2019 and a median of 3,000 sq ft across 2,707 homes.

    HAR.com: Harvest Green 2025 Facts

  5. 5
    Grand Parkway shopping next door

    Aliana Market H-E-B, Costco and Kroger Waterside are all on the Grand Parkway nearby, and Messina Hof runs a winery restaurant inside the community.

    H-E-B: Aliana Market H-E-B Costco: Richmond TX warehouse Kroger: Waterside

Five Things You Should Know Before Moving to Harvest Green

  1. 1
    Three MUDs, very different rates

    MUD 134D adopted $0.90, 134E $0.85 and 134F $1.45 per $100 for 2025, and HAR also lists Fort Bend Municipal Management District 1 at $0.39.

    Fort Bend County Tax Office: Fort Bend MUD 134D Fort Bend County Tax Office: Fort Bend MUD 134E Fort Bend County Tax Office: Fort Bend MUD 134F

  2. 2
    Dues need confirming

    SBB Community Management runs the association, but the only dues figure published is on the developer's site, and gated sections pay more. Get the resale certificate.

    Harvest Green: HOA, taxes and service providers

  3. 3
    Construction continues

    The expansion plans about 1,400 more homes, so expect new streets, model homes and builder traffic near the active sections.

    Harvest Green: expansion

  4. 4
    Brazos roads still matter

    The National Weather Service lists US 90A eastbound as impassable between Harlem Road and New Territory at a 54 foot Brazos stage at Richmond; the 2017 crest was 55.19 feet.

    National Weather Service: Brazos River at Richmond (RMOT2)

  5. 5
    Market values above older Richmond areas

    HAR's 2025 median market value is $528,380, against $400,246 in Pecan Grove Plantation.

    HAR.com: Harvest Green 2025 Facts HAR.com: Pecan Grove Plantation 2025 Facts

Who Might Love Harvest Green?

  • Buyers who want a newer house with farm programming, pools and trails built in
  • Buyers who want Fort Bend ISD with a Richmond address
  • Buyers who want the Grand Parkway and big-box shopping close by
  • Buyers choosing between production builders in an active community

Who Might Prefer Somewhere Else?

  • If you want a larger, more established master plan next door with two club pools, compare Aliana.
  • If you want an older house on a bigger lot with lower MUD tax, look at Pecan Grove.
  • If you want Lamar CISD and a lower utility district rate in a newer community, see Veranda.

Everyday Convenience in Harvest Green

  • Errands on the Grand Parkway Groceries and big-box stores are outside the community on the Grand Parkway, including the Aliana Market H-E-B at 10161 W Grand Pkwy S and Costco at 11125 W Grand Pkwy S. H-E-B: Aliana Market H-E-B Costco: Richmond TX warehouse
  • Trails link the sections A 20-mile trail system, five playgrounds and pocket parks connect the neighborhoods, and a full-time lifestyle director runs events. Harvest Green: amenities
  • Retail is still planned The developer describes future retail, restaurants and entertainment reachable by walking paths, but gives no schedule. Harvest Green: community

Main routes: the Grand Parkway (SH 99) to US 59/I-69 and the Westpark Tollway, West Airport Boulevard and Harlem Road. TxDOT: Grand Parkway Segment D Community Impact: Westpark Tollway and Grand Parkway connectors (2024) The Real Deal: Johnson's agrihood keeps growing (Apr. 2022)

Nearest H-E-BAliana Market H-E-B 1.3 mi
Nearest H-E-BSugar Land Market H-E-B 5.2 mi
PharmacyIn-store pharmacy at Aliana Market H-E-B 1.3 mi
Hospital with an EROakBend Medical Center, Jackson Street Hospital Campus 5.3 mi
Major shoppingSugar Land Town Square 6.9 mi
Parks and natureGeorge Bush Park 6.0 mi
AirportGeorge Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) 33 mi
AirportWilliam P. Hobby Airport (HOU) 27 mi

Distances are straight-line from the approximate center of Harvest Green, not driving distance or time; your street and route change the real trip. Each place links to its official site; a list is not a recommendation.

The Real Estate Reality

Median market value$528,380HAR 2025 facts (Harvest Green)
Value range$340 - $732 KHAR 2025 facts (Harvest Green)
Median home size3,000 sq ftHAR 2025 facts (Harvest Green)
Median lot7,597 sq ftHAR 2025 facts (Harvest Green)
Median year built2019HAR 2025 facts (Harvest Green)
Single-family homes2,707HAR 2025 facts (Harvest Green)
Tax rate: Fort Bend County (general)$0.407000 per $100 (2026)official rate; not a tax bill
Tax rate: Fort Bend County Drainage District$0.010000 per $100 (2026)official rate; not a tax bill
Tax rate: Fort Bend ISD$0.996900 per $100 (2026)official rate; not a tax bill

Median closed sale price, recent closed sales, price per square foot, days on market and inventory for Harvest Green come from the MLS, and HAR’s public pages do not publish them by neighborhood, so we do not show them here. Ask for a current MLS report for the streets you are considering. Full sources are on the Harvest Green Fact Sheet.

Michael’s Take Broker opinion, based on the sourced facts above

My take: Harvest Green sells the farm and the pools well, so keep your eye on the tax line. Pull the FBCAD account or the builder's tax disclosure and confirm whether the lot is in 134D, 134E or 134F before you compare floor plans. Then get the association's own dues figure in writing and compare the total monthly cost against Aliana next door.

Harvest Green vs. Nearby Neighborhoods

Harvest Green vs. Aliana

Choose Aliana and you gain: A larger established community (4,358 homes on HAR) with two club pools and MUD rates of $0.95 to $0.965, below MUD 134F's $1.45 (2025).

You give up: A higher HAR median market value ($559,833) and an emergency services district tax.

Harvest Green vs. Veranda

Choose Veranda and you gain: A lower HAR median market value ($463,925) and a MUD 215 rate of $0.73 (2025).

You give up: Lamar CISD instead of Fort Bend ISD, plus City of Richmond and levee district taxes.

Harvest Green vs. Pecan Grove

Choose Pecan Grove and you gain: Bigger lots (HAR median 10,154 sq ft) and a $0.625 MUD rate (2025).

You give up: Homes from the 1980s (median 1986) and a position along the Brazos levee.

Questions buyers ask about Harvest Green

Is Harvest Green a good place to live?

It suits buyers who want a newer home in Fort Bend ISD with farm programming, two pool complexes and trails, near Grand Parkway shopping. The main checks are which of the three utility districts the home is in, the association dues, and continuing construction in the expansion.

Sources: Harvest Green: expansion Community Impact: Harvest Green expansion homes (Oct. 2023) Harvest Green: amenities Checked Oct 28, 2026

What are the downsides of living in Harvest Green?

Utility district rates run from $0.85 to $1.45 per $100 (2025) plus a management district, and dues are only published by the developer. The expansion means more construction ahead, and market values sit above older Richmond neighborhoods.

Sources: Harvest Green: expansion Community Impact: Harvest Green expansion homes (Oct. 2023) Harvest Green: amenities Checked Oct 28, 2026

Researched and checked Oct 28, 2026. Facts link to their sources; Michael’s take is his opinion.

Every neighborhood has its advantages and tradeoffs. Before you buy, let’s talk about what actually matters to you.

Michael O’Neal
Broker | REALTOR® · The Michael O’Neal Group
Keller Williams Realty Northeast
Call or text: 832-797-3780 · themichaelonealgroup.com

Neighborhood fact sheet

Harvest Green Fact Sheet

The key facts on one sheet. Every figure links to its source, and each card shows the date it was last checked (sheet updated Oct 28, 2026).

Check the address. Property taxes, flood zone, HOA dues and school assignments are set for each address and can differ between homes in the same neighborhood. Before relying on anything on this sheet, look the address up in the official tools linked here.

Homes

HAR neighborhoodSingle-family homesMedian sizeMedian year builtMedian market value
Harvest Green2,7073,000 sq ft2019$528,380

HAR.com 2025 neighborhood facts (market value is the appraisal district’s figure, not a sale price). A neighborhood median is not the value of any one home. Full market snapshot.

HAR.com

Checked Oct 28, 2026

Property taxes

Taxing unitAdopted rateYearSource
Fort Bend County (general)$0.407000 per $1002026Source
Fort Bend County Drainage District$0.010000 per $1002026Source
Fort Bend ISD$0.996900 per $1002026Source
Fort Bend Municipal Management District 1$0.390000 per $1002025Source
Fort Bend MUD 134D$0.900000 per $1002025Source
Fort Bend MUD 134E$0.850000 per $1002025Source
Fort Bend MUD 134F$1.450000 per $1002025Source

Official rates we could confirm, per $100 of taxable value. A tax bill also depends on which units cover the address, its appraised value and its exemptions. All tax details on this page.

Checked Oct 28, 2026

HOA dues

Associations and deed restrictions differ by subdivision here. Ask the seller for the resale certificate and the recorded restrictions for the specific address.

Schools

School assignments and attendance boundaries can change. Confirm the assigned schools directly with the district before making a housing decision. School notes on this page.

Flood research

Flood zones are mapped parcel by parcel, and no guide can tell you whether a particular house has flooded or will flood. Ask the seller for the flood disclosure and any elevation certificate. Flood notes on this page.

Nearby essentials

Straight-line distance from the approximate center of Harvest Green, not driving distance or time. Each name links to its official site. A list is not a recommendation or a ranking.

See Harvest Green on the area map

Checked Oct 28, 2026

Area map

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Keller Williams Realty Northeast
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