A deed-restricted Galleria-area subdivision of about 1,220 lots, developed from 1949 by William Giddings Farrington, with its own homes association, rebuilt homes on large lots and Houston ISD schools.
Keeping It Real with Michael O’Neal
Why Live in Tanglewood? The Good, The Bad & The Reality
Want a big lot, a rebuilt home and the Galleria and Memorial Park close by? Tanglewood makes a strong case. But nearly every exterior project runs through the homes association, and the dense Uptown commercial district sits right next door.
Neighborhood Reality Check
Why You’ll Love It
Big lots and big houses
A 1949 subdivision with mostly rebuilt homes
Patrol and back-door trash in the dues
What Might Surprise You
Price, dues and transfer fees
Association approval for exterior work
Detailed deed restrictions
Everyday Convenience
ER: Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center, 4.3 mi
Shopping: Uptown Park, 1.2 mi
Park: Tanglewood Park, 0.3 mi
Straight-line miles.
Michael’s Take
Tanglewood fits the buyer who wants space and a newer house and doesn't mind living by the association's rulebook.
Tanglewood dates to 1949, but HAR's 2025 Facts show a median year built of 1990, which reflects how many houses have been rebuilt. The association amended the restrictions in 2002 and 2018 to add plan approval and construction rules for that rebuilding.
The Tanglewood Homes Association runs a 24-hour patrol staffed by off-duty Houston police officers and contracts back-door trash and recycling service, included with dues. It also maintains the entrances, medians and cul-de-sacs.
Memorial Park covers 1,500 acres, and METRO's Route 84 stops on Woodway Drive just outside it. The city's 4.6-acre Tanglewood Park is at 5801 Woodway Drive.
The Galleria lists 325+ stores and restaurants, Uptown Park has shops and restaurants such as Urbe and The Rustic, and Whole Foods Market is at 1700 Post Oak Blvd.
Five Things You Should Know Before Moving to Tanglewood
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Price, dues and transfer fees
HAR's 2025 Facts list a median market value of $2,437,657. The 2026 association fee is $3,150 per lot, delinquent after Jan. 31 with a 10% yearly late charge, and a sale adds a $100 transfer fee and $250 for a resale certificate.
Generally any work outside the house needs association approval, review can take up to ten days and variances are generally not granted. Exterior projects over $25,000 and all pools require a builder's deposit.
The restrictions limit lots to residential use and set rules on setbacks, matching house and garage materials, garage door orientation, fence height, the direction a house faces and driveway locations, and they ban signs. The board's policy manual and tree and generator policies also apply.
Tanglewood borders the Uptown/Galleria area. In 2019 the association sued over a proposed 20-story senior tower at San Felipe and Tanglewood Boulevard, saying it would violate the single-family deed restrictions; the outcome is not confirmed here.
The city's adopted 2027 to 2031 Capital Improvement Plan includes $14.98 million for Tanglewood-area residential streets. The area drains to Buffalo Bayou below the Addicks and Barker reservoirs, and a federal claims judge ruled in April 2026 that the Corps' releases after Harvey (2017) added flooding to homes along the bayou.
Buyers who want a large lot with a newer or rebuilt home inside the City of Houston
Buyers who want patrol and back-door trash handled by the association
Buyers who want Memorial Park, the Galleria and Post Oak Boulevard close by
Buyers who like consistent deed restrictions and are fine with plan approval for exterior work
Who Might Prefer Somewhere Else?
If you want historic architecture and Buffalo Bayou Park close by, look at River Oaks.
If you would rather have city zoning than association approvals, look at West University Place.
If you want Spring Branch ISD and small incorporated villages, look at Memorial.
Everyday Convenience in Tanglewood
Rapid bus on Post Oak METRORapid's Silver Line runs in dedicated lanes on Post Oak Boulevard between the Northwest Transit Center and the Westpark/Lower Uptown Transit Center. Uptown Houston: getting around
Wide sidewalks in Uptown Uptown Houston says its district has more than 25 miles of widened, shaded sidewalks, and an urban trail along Post Oak Boulevard links to Memorial Park. Uptown Houston: getting around
An association office on Woodway The association office is at 5757 Woodway, Suite 160 (713-781-1642), and the patrol offers escorts and out-of-town home checks on request. Tanglewood Homes AssociationTanglewood patrol
Distances are straight-line from the approximate center of Tanglewood, 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.
Median closed sale price, recent closed sales, price per square foot, days on market and inventory for Tanglewood 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 Tanglewood Fact Sheet.
Michael’s Take Broker opinion, based on the sourced facts above
My take: Tanglewood fits the buyer who wants space and a newer house and doesn't mind living by the association's rulebook. Ask for the resale certificate early, read the restrictions for your section before you plan a pool or an addition, and look up the address on HCFCD's map. If older architecture and bayou trails matter more to you, compare River Oaks.
Choose River Oaks and you gain: Historic architecture, Buffalo Bayou Park and the West Gray shops, with an association that also enforces deed restrictions.
You give up: Lot size and newer homes: HAR shows an 11,453 sq ft median lot and a 1950 median year built, with a lot-based fee and a higher median value ($3,339,447).
Choose West University Place and you gain: A separate city with zoning instead of association approvals, its own police and trash service, and a lower HAR median value ($2,108,596).
You give up: Lot size: West U's HAR median lot is 7,500 sq ft against 16,500 in Tanglewood.
Choose Memorial and you gain: West along the same Buffalo Bayou corridor, with villages that set their own taxes and zoning and mostly Spring Branch ISD schools.
You give up: The Galleria, Post Oak and the Silver Line right next door.
Questions buyers ask about Tanglewood
Is Tanglewood a good place to live?
Tanglewood suits buyers who want a large lot, a rebuilt home, and the Galleria and Memorial Park nearby, with patrol and back-door trash run by the association. Check the deed restrictions and approval process before planning work, budget for the $3,150 fee (2026), and look up the address on the flood maps.
Nearly any exterior work needs association approval, variances are generally not granted and big projects need a builder's deposit. The neighborhood sits next to a dense commercial district, the city plans a street rebuild, and it drains to Buffalo Bayou below the federal reservoirs.
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 neighborhood
Single-family homes
Median size
Median year built
Median market value
Tanglewood
1,181
5,547 sq ft
1990
$2,437,657
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.
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.
Associations and deed restrictions differ by subdivision here. Ask the seller for the resale certificate and the recorded restrictions for the specific address.
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 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.
Straight-line distance from the approximate center of Tanglewood, not driving distance or time. Each name links to its official site. A list is not a recommendation or a ranking.
Every Houston neighborhood has important details that buyers should understand before purchasing. Here are three key things to investigate before making an offer in Tanglewood.
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Tanglewood Homes Association: dues, approvals and restrictions
Tanglewood has about 1,220 lots in 23 sections whose deed restrictions date from about 1949 and were amended in 2002 and 2018 to add plan approval and construction rules. The association publishes its 2026 fee of $3,150 per lot (delinquent after Jan. 31), a $100 transfer fee and a $250 resale certificate. New homes, additions and pools need association approval with site plans, elevations and materials, and review can take up to ten days.
Restrictions cover setbacks, matching house and garage materials, garage door orientation, fence height, the direction the house faces and driveway locations.
The board's Policy Manual and tree and generator policies also apply.
Before you make an offer: Order the resale certificate early to confirm dues are paid and no violations are open, and read your section's restrictions and the Policy Manual before planning any exterior change.
Buffalo Bayou watershed and the reservoirs upstream
Tanglewood lies in HCFCD's Buffalo Bayou watershed. Upstream, the Army Corps holds storm runoff in the Addicks and Barker reservoirs and later releases it into Buffalo Bayou, and in April 2026 a federal claims judge ruled that the Corps' releases after Hurricane Harvey (2017) added flooding to homes along the bayou. Locally, the city's 2016 Tanglewood Park renovation added underground detention. Mapped floodplain and street ponding vary by address.
HCFCD's mapping tool shows floodways, floodplains, channels and ponding by address.
MAAPnext draft maps cannot be used for insurance decisions yet.
With many homes rebuilt since 1990, ask for the elevation certificate from the newer construction.
Before you make an offer: Check the address on FEMA and HCFCD maps, ask for the elevation certificate and flood claim history, and price flood insurance before the option period ends.
Tanglewood is taxed by the City of Houston ($0.519190 per $100, 2025), Houston ISD ($0.8421, adopted 2026), Harris County ($0.41750, 2026), Flood Control ($0.05266, 2026), the Hospital District ($0.19528, 2026), the Port ($0.00603, 2026) and the Department of Education ($0.0048, 2025); confirm on the HCAD account whether Houston Community College ($0.098802, 2025) applies. HISD's homestead exemption is $140,000 plus 20% of appraised value. Uptown's TIRZ 16 does not appear as a separate rate on HCAD's table. The seller's bill reflects the seller's value and exemptions, not yours.
File your own homestead exemption with HCAD after closing.
Add the $3,150 association fee (2026) to the yearly carrying cost.
Before you make an offer: Pull the HCAD account, list the taxing units and estimate taxes at your purchase price before you set your budget.
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What are the pros and cons of living in Tanglewood?
Buyers point to large lots, association patrol and back-door trash, Memorial Park and the Post Oak trail, Galleria-area shopping and the Silver Line. The trade-offs are $3,150 in 2026 dues plus transfer fees, association approval for exterior work, a high entry price, planned street reconstruction and the dense Uptown district next door.
What should buyers know before buying a home in Tanglewood?
Order the association's resale certificate, read your section's deed restrictions and the Policy Manual, check the address on FEMA and HCFCD flood maps, estimate taxes from the HCAD account at your own price, and confirm zoned schools with Houston ISD.
The association lists a 2026 maintenance fee of $3,150 per lot, billed around Dec. 1 and delinquent after Jan. 31. It also charges a $100 transfer fee on a sale or refinance and $250 for a resale certificate.
Researched by Michael O’Neal, Broker · REALTOR® (TREC #624124), and The Michael O’Neal Group from official city, county, school-district, flood-control and HAR.com sources. Every fact links to its source and was checked Oct. 21, 2026. Michael is a licensed real estate broker, not an attorney, engineer, surveyor, insurance agent or tax adviser.
At a glance
City of Houston population Tanglewood is inside the City of Houston. The Census Bureau estimates the city's population at 2,397,315 (July 1, 2025), up from 2,304,580 in the 2020 Census. U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts
City of Houston land area The Census Bureau lists Houston's land area as 640.44 square miles (2020). U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts
Super Neighborhood 21: Greater Uptown The city places Tanglewood in Super Neighborhood 21, Greater Uptown, a mixed-use area around the Galleria and the West Loop that also includes Briargrove, Augusta, Bering, Potomac and Nantucket. The city lists this super neighborhood council as inactive. City of Houston
Greater Uptown area size The city's 2019 profile gives Greater Uptown a land area of 5,274 acres (8.2 square miles). This area is much larger than Tanglewood itself. City of Houston Planning & Development
About 1,220 lots in 23 sections The Tanglewood Homes Association describes Tanglewood as a Galleria-area subdivision of about 1,220 lots in 23 sections (Sections 1-19 plus 4A, 11A, 11B and 17A). Tanglewood Homes Association
History and development
Farrington's prairie tract A University of Houston System biography says developer William Giddings Farrington took on the Tanglewood land in 1948, when it was open prairie about three miles beyond the city limits with no utilities, schools, police or bus service. University of Houston System (Board of Regents history)
Development began in 1949 The Tanglewood Homes Association says development began in 1949 under William Giddings Farrington, on land that was mostly prairie. Tanglewood Homes Association
Where the name comes from According to the University of Houston System biography, Farrington's daughter named the project after Nathaniel Hawthorne's Tanglewood Tales. University of Houston System (Board of Regents history)
Early access and lot prices The same biography says early visitors reached Tanglewood by a narrow two-lane shell San Felipe Road, then old Post Oak Road and Doliver Drive. Lots cost $4,000 to $7,000 and sold slowly at first; more than 800 families lived there by 1960. University of Houston System (Board of Regents history)
Who Farrington was Farrington came to Houston in 1926 as a civil engineer, formed his own development company in 1929, and also developed Southdale in Bellaire and the Parkwood Apartments, per the UH System biography. University of Houston System (Board of Regents history)
Association founded 1948 The Tanglewood Homes Association, Inc. says it was founded in 1948 and chartered for the owners of residential property in the subdivision. Tanglewood Homes Association
Original deed restrictions The association says Tanglewood's deed restrictions were first drafted around 1949 and are nearly identical across the 23 sections, with minor differences. Tanglewood Homes Association
A neighborhood in renewal The city's super neighborhood page describes Greater Uptown's shift from 1950s subdivisions to newer apartments, condos and large homes, and says Briargrove and Tanglewood are undergoing renewal. City of Houston
Homes and architecture
Single-family homes HAR's 2025 Facts count 1,181 single-family properties in Tanglewood. HAR.com
Typical home and lot size HAR's 2025 Facts list a median home size of 5,547 sq ft on a median lot of 16,500 sq ft, with an average of 4.42 bedrooms and 5.56 baths. HAR.com
Median year built 1990 Although Tanglewood dates to 1949, HAR's 2025 Facts show a median year built of 1990, which reflects the many homes rebuilt since the original development. HAR.com
Residential lots only The deed restrictions limit lot use to residential purposes and set rules on setbacks, matching house and garage materials, garage door orientation, fence height, the direction a house faces and driveway locations, and they ban signs. Tanglewood Homes Association
HAR value snapshot HAR's 2025 Facts list a median market value of $2,437,657, a median appraised value of $2,299,056 and a neighborhood value range of $1319 - $3949 K, as HAR shows it. HAR.com
Price per square foot HAR's 2025 Facts list a median appraised value of $414.47 per sq ft and a median (listing) price of $481.03 per sq ft. HAR's Tanglewood page does not show a median sold price per sq ft. HAR.com
Live listings in Tanglewood
Every active listing from every brokerage, through our HAR.com MLS search. This search uses the subdivision name "Tanglewood" in Houston, so it can include similarly named sections; ask us for an exact list.
Tax bills depend on the exact taxing units on a property. These are the official rates we could confirm, with the year; check the appraisal district account for the units on any address.
HISD homestead exemptions HISD lists a homestead exemption of $140,000 plus 20% of appraised value, and an extra $60,000 plus a $5,000 local option for owners 65 or older or disabled. Houston ISD
Uptown TIRZ 16 is not an extra rate Uptown was designated Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone #16 in 1999, and in 2013 the city expanded it to include Memorial Park and extended it to 2040. HCAD's 2025 taxing unit table lists no TIRZ or Uptown rate; check the HCAD account for a property's units. Uptown Houston
Check the HCAD account Each HCAD account lists its value, exemptions and taxing units. Buyers file their own homestead exemption online after closing, and protests can be filed through iFile. Harris Central Appraisal District
Schools
How HISD assigns schools HISD matches each address to one elementary, middle and high school. Use the district's School Zone Search tool or call Student Transfers at 713-556-6734 (Information Center 713-556-6005), and confirm assignments with HISD. Houston ISD
Tanglewood Middle School HISD's Tanglewood Middle School (grades 6-8) is at 5215 San Felipe at Sage, 77056; phone 713-625-1411. Zoning for any address must be confirmed with HISD. Houston ISD
School assignments and attendance boundaries can change. Confirm the assigned schools directly with the district before making a housing decision.
Flood maps and drainage research
No guide can tell you whether a particular house has flooded or will flood. These are the official tools and records to research an address, and the public projects that affect drainage.
Buffalo Bayou watershed Tanglewood lies in the Buffalo Bayou watershed. HCFCD lists it at 102 square miles with 106 miles of open streams and a Harris County population of 506,362 (2020), and lists its studies and projects by name. Harris County Flood Control District
HCFCD flood mapping tool HCFCD's Flood Education Mapping Tool shows mapped floodways, 1% and 0.2% floodplains, watersheds, channels and street ponding by address, for areas inside Harris County. Harris County Flood Control District
MAAPnext draft maps MAAPnext is HCFCD's updated flood mapping that FEMA is using to draft new maps. The drafts cannot be used for insurance or regulatory decisions; preliminary FIRMs and a formal appeal period come later. Harris County Flood Control District (MAAPnext)
FEMA Flood Map Service Center FEMA's Map Service Center is the official source for effective flood maps; search by address. FEMA notes maps are updated and printed copies may be superseded. FEMA
Flood Warning System HCFCD's Flood Warning System shows rainfall, bayou levels and channel status, and offers text or email alerts. Harris County Flood Control District
Tanglewood Park renovation A 2016 state accessibility filing for the city's Tanglewood Park renovation lists new walks, parking, underground detention, fencing, planting and irrigation, at an estimated $550,000. Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
Grady Park and The Park on San Felipe Nearby city parks include Grady Park, 1715 Yorktown (4.73 acres), and The Park on San Felipe, 1702 S. Post Oak Lane (0.10 acres). Houston Parks and Recreation Department
Memorial Park Memorial Park covers 1,500 acres; the Memorial Park Conservancy has run day-to-day operations on 1,100 of them with the city's parks department since 2015, under a master plan the City Council approved in 2015. Memorial Park Conservancy
Getting to Memorial Park The Conservancy says METRO Line 84 stops on Woodway Drive just outside the park and Line 20 runs along Memorial Drive through it; both free and paid parking are available. Memorial Park Conservancy
Post Oak urban trail Uptown Houston says an urban trail along Post Oak Boulevard links to Memorial Park, and the district has more than 25 miles of widened, shaded sidewalks. Uptown Houston
Neighborhood patrol The association runs a 24-hour patrol for residents staffed by off-duty Houston police officers (713-628-9191), with escorts and out-of-town home checks on request. Tanglewood Homes Association
Listed because the business’s own site, current social account or a recent news report confirms it is open. Not a review or a ranking.
The Galleria The Galleria at 5085 Westheimer Rd (77056) lists 325+ stores and restaurants, anchored by Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom and Macy's. Simon (The Galleria)
Uptown Park Open-air shopping center at 1121 Uptown Park Blvd (77056) with shops and restaurants including Urbe, The Rustic and Etoile Cuisine et Bar. Uptown Park
Whole Foods Market Post Oak Grocery store at 1700 Post Oak Blvd (77056), open daily per its store page. Whole Foods Market
The Post Oak Hotel Hotel at 1600 West Loop South (77027) with on-site restaurants including Mastro's Steakhouse, Willie G's Seafood and Bouchee Patisserie. The Post Oak Hotel
Pappas Bros. Steakhouse Steakhouse at 5839 Westheimer Rd (77057), open for dinner Monday through Saturday per its site. Pappas Bros. Steakhouse
New construction and builders
Association plan review New homes and additions need association approval; review can take up to ten days and requires a scaled site plan, floor plans, elevations of all sides and exterior materials and colors. Variances are generally not granted. Tanglewood Homes Association
Builder's deposit A Builders Deposit Agreement and deposit are required for exterior construction over $25,000 and for all pools; deviations from approved plans can be charged against the deposit. Tanglewood Homes Association
Rules updated for rebuilding The association amended the deed restrictions in December 2002 (over 75% of voting residents) to add plan-approval and construction guidelines in response to new home building, and again in 2018. Tanglewood Homes Association
We name the roads and transit options; we do not quote drive times, because they change with the hour and the exact address.
Post Oak Boulevard and the Silver Line METRORapid's Silver Line runs along Post Oak Boulevard in dedicated lanes between the Northwest Transit Center and the Westpark/Lower Uptown Transit Center. Uptown Houston
I-610 West Loop The I-610 West Loop runs along the Galleria area east of Tanglewood; TxDOT's interchange project with I-69 (US 59) to the south included a new Westheimer entrance to southbound I-610. TxDOT
METRO trip planning METRO's trip planner covers local bus and METRORapid routes; customer service is 713-635-4000 (call or text). METRO
Tanglewood Area Streets project The city's adopted 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Plan includes 'Tanglewood Area Streets' (N-000386, District G) for design and major rehabilitation of residential streets, at $14,980,000. City of Houston Capital Improvement Plan
City services, utilities and rules
Private trash and recycling The association contracts GFL for back-door household trash (Tanglewood South Monday/Thursday, the rest Tuesday/Friday), curbside heavy trash on the second weekly day, and back-door recycling included with dues. Tanglewood Homes Association
Water and sewer billing Houston Public Works handles water and sewer accounts; call 713-371-1400 (weekdays 8 a.m.-7 p.m.) to start or transfer service. Houston Public Works
Electric delivery CenterPoint Energy owns the poles, wires and substations in its Houston-area territory and delivers power for the retail electric provider you choose. CenterPoint Energy
Tanglewood Homes Association The association maintains entrances, medians and cul-de-sacs, collects fees, runs the patrol and private trash service and enforces the deed restrictions. Office: 5757 Woodway, Suite 160, 77057; 713-781-1642. Tanglewood Homes Association
2026 maintenance fee The 2026 maintenance fee is $3,150 per lot, billed around December 1 and delinquent after January 31 (late charge 10% a year). Tanglewood Homes Association
Transfer fee and resale certificate The association charges a $100 transfer fee on a sale or refinance, usually collected by the title company, and $250 for a resale certificate. Tanglewood Homes Association
Exterior work needs approval Generally any work outside the house needs association approval. Quick one-page approvals cover HVAC, generators, fencing, driveways, paint and roofing; pools need a scaled site plan. Tanglewood Homes Association
Policy manual and policies The board adopted a Policy Manual in June 1997 to interpret and enforce the restrictions, plus tree, generator and miscellaneous policies. Tanglewood Homes Association
2019 deed restriction lawsuit In May 2019 the association sued WMJK, an entity of the Tanglewood Corporation, saying a proposed 20-story senior tower at San Felipe and Tanglewood Boulevard would violate the single-family deed restrictions. KPRC Click2Houston
City deed restriction enforcement Houston has no zoning, but the City Legal Department can enforce deed restrictions on use, setbacks, lot size, number and type of structures and orientation. Hotline: 832-393-6333. City of Houston Legal Department
City building permits The Houston Permitting Center's Project Planner lists the city permits a project needs; the Office of the City Engineer handles floodplain management. Houston Permitting Center
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Adopted rates per $100 of taxable value, latest year published: City of Houston $0.519190 (2025); Houston ISD $0.8421 (2026); Harris County $0.38096 (2025); Flood Control District $0.04966 (2025); Hospital District $0.18761 (2025); Port of Houston $0.0059 (2025); Dept. of Education $0.0048 (2025); Houston Community College $0.098802 (2026). Which units apply, including any utility district, and the exemptions for an address are on its appraisal district account.
How do I check flood risk for a home in Tanglewood?
Look the address up in the official tools: Buffalo Bayou watershed, HCFCD flood mapping tool, MAAPnext draft maps. No neighborhood guide can tell you whether a particular house has flooded or will flood; ask the seller for the flood disclosure and any elevation certificate.
HAR.com lists a median market value of $2,437,657 and a median of $481.03 per square foot for Tanglewood (Tanglewood 2025 Facts, based on appraisal district records). That is a neighborhood median, not the value of any one home.
What are the main roads and transit options in Tanglewood?
METRORapid's Silver Line runs along Post Oak Boulevard in dedicated lanes between the Northwest Transit Center and the Westpark/Lower Uptown Transit Center.
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