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Source: Federal Statistical Office FSO, 2024
Unemployment rate 2023
Source: SECO, 2024
2.0%
Population (31.12.2023)
Source: FSO, 2024
8'960'800
Switzerland Key Facts
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In 2023, the hotel industry in Switzerland recorded 41.8 million overnight stays, an increase of 9.1% (+3.5 million) compared with 2022. Tourism has recovered from the pandemic and overnight stays even exceeded the pre-covid figures.
Tourism
Switzerland is also a popular travel destination at all year round for tourists from all continents. This makes the Swiss shopping streets an attractive place for national and international retailers alike. The shopping streets in beautiful old towns, surrounded by lakes and mountains are home to boutiques for every taste and budget. Of course, the Swiss clichés are not missing, there are many watch shops and chocolate is also sold everywhere.
The Swiss population benefits from one of the highest purchasing powers in Europe due to a stabile and diversified economy with low unemployment, high salaries, a strong currency and low taxes.
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Purchasing Power 2024 (average per capita)
Source: GfK, 2024
€52'566*
*GfK Purchasing Power refers to the sum of the net income of the population according to place of residence. These purchasing power figures take into account income related to self- and non self-employment as well as capital gains and government subsidies, such as unemployment assistance, child benefit and pension contributions. Expenditures related to living expenses, insurance, rent and associated costs such as utilities (gas and/or electricity), clothing and savings plans have not been deducted from the cited values. Calculations are carried out on the basis of reported income and earnings, statistics on state taxes and deductions as well as forecasts provided by economic institutes. Source: GfK, 2024
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*GfK Purchasing Power refers to the sum of the net income of the population according to place of residence. These purchasing power figures take into account income related to self- and non self-employment as well as capital gains and government subsidies, such as unemployment assistance, child benefit and pension contributions. Expenditures related to living expenses, insurance, rent and associated costs such as utilities (gas and/or electricity), clothing and savings plans have not been deducted from the cited values. Calculations are carried out on the basis of reported income and earnings, statistics on state taxes and deductions as well as forecasts provided by economic institutes. Source: GfK, 2022
Source: FSO,2024
Overall, the hospitality industry in Switzerland recorded a significant increase in the first half of 2022: with 16.9 million overnight stays compared to the first half of 2021, the increase totals 47.3 percent (+5.4 million). In 2019 before the pandemic, Switzerland recorded almost 40 million overnight stays for the entire year. Many of the tourists are back, but visitors from Asia, especially from China, are still missing.
General Framework of the Swiss retail market.
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Löwenstrasse
Rue du Rhône
Rues Basses
Rue de Bourg
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Grendel/Schwanenplatz
Weggisgasse
Hertensteinstrasse
Freie Strasse
Sankt Gallen
Winterthur
Gerbergasse
Steinenvorstadt
Untertor
Marktgasse
Multergasse
Tourism has fully recovered from the pandemic and the number of overnight stays even exceeds the pre-corona figures.
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The city of Zurich attracts a large number of visitors every year. In 2023 the city of Zurich had approx. 3.83 million overnight stays, which is approx. 6% more than in the previous record year 2019. In Q1 2024, there are now also signs, that Chinese tourists, who stayed away since the pandemic are increasingly returning to Switzerland and Zurich.
With its aprox. 450'000 inhabitants, Zurich is the largest city in Switzerland, although by European standards it is quite small. Zurich, however, can keep up with the retail likes of London and Paris when it comes to luxury fashion and of course watches and jewelry. Zurich is one of the most expensive cities in Europe. Despite the high cost of living, Zurich residents have a high purchasing power due to high income and low taxes.
A small town with the glamour and prices of a metropole.
Overnight stays in tourist accommodation in 2023
Tourism region Zurich
3.83M
6.96M
Unemployment rate (September 2024)
Source: Canton of Zurich, 2024
2.6%
2.2%
Purchasing power index 2024
Source: GfK, 2024 / *national average =100
115.7*
1.60M
433,989
CITY
CANTON/REGION
Zurich Key Facts
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Unemployment rate (Sept. 2024)
Source: City of Zurich, 2024
Purchasing Power index 2024
The city of Zurich attracts a large number of visitors every year. In 2021 the city of Zurich had approx. 1.65 million overnight stays. However, in the year before the pandemic, 2019, it was 3.63 million. The many tourists from Asian countries, especially from China, who made up a significant proportion of tourists in Switzerland before Corona, are still missing as elsewhere in Europe.
With its aprox. 440'000 inhabitants, Zurich is the largest city in Switzerland, although by European standards it is quite small. Zurich, however, can keep up with the retail likes of London and Paris when it comes to luxury fashion and of course watches and jewelry. Zurich is one of the most expensive cities in Europe. Despite the high cost of living, Zurich residents have a high purchasing power due to high income and low taxes.
Zurich’s busiest shopping street combining mass-market as well as premium and luxury brands.
Prime rent
CHF/m2/year
11’000
0.0%
Vacancy
Tudor, King Louis, Collectiv mon Amour
New entries
One of the iconic global shopping streets with a mix of national and international massmarket, premium and luxury brands.
Bahnhofstrasse Key Facts
Positioning
A combination of locals, office workers and tourists.
Customer
ZARA
Anchor Tenants
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H&M
PKZ
Department stores Globus and Jelmoli
Dolce & Gabbana
Bucherer
COS
Louis Vuitton
Bongénie-Grieder
As of March 2024
A mix of locals, office workers and tourists.
A historical street with modern brands attracting locals and tourists alike.
3’800
2.4%
Norquain, Vanessa Bruno
Pedestrian shopping street next to Bahnhofstrasse at the entry of the old town. Cluster of French and Italian premium brands. Apple attracts higher footfall at the lower part of Rennweg.
Rennweg Key Facts
Many tourists, but also locals, highest traffic on Saturdays
Apple
Depot
maje
Victorinox
Snipes
Liu Jo
Zumstein Papeterie
5* Widder hotel
Starbucks
Gant
For more information about Rennweg.
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Bastian Caspers
Associate Director +41 43 305 02 46 angela.pijuan@cbre.com
Angela Pijuan
Associate Director +41 43 305 02 37 patricia.kunz@cbre.com
Patricia Kunz
Head Retail +41 44 226 30 01 michael.dresen@cbre.com
Michael Dressen
CBRE Zurich Bärengasse 29 CH 8001 Zurich +41 44 226 30 00
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Hanro, Pret a Manger
Pedestrian shopping street next to Bahnhofstrasse at the entry of the old town, Cluster of premium fashion brands. Apple attracts higher footfall at the lower part of Rennweg
Norquain, Vanessa Bruno, Hanro, Pret a Manger
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Old Town Left of the Limmat
Historical alleys and squares with premium and luxury boutiques.
Prime Rent
3’000
Narrow pedestrian streets and public squares in the historic city center of Zurich. Diverse mix of jewellers, premium and luxury fashion and lingerie with the 5* hotel Storchen in the center at Weinplatz public square.
Old Town Left of the Limmat Key Facts
Equally local as well as international wealthy customers and tourists. The 5* hotels Widder at Rennweg and Storchen at Weinplatz act as anchor for international clients with high purchasing power.
MaxMara
Hotel Storchen
Quaglia
Jil Sander
Valentino
Céline
For more information about Old Town.
Sermentova, Bel Air Fine Art, Luca Faloni,
Strehlgasse - Storchengasse - Weinplatz
Petite Luxe
Sermenetova Gloves, Luca Faloni, Bel Air Fine Art, Petite Luxe
Prime Rent Niederdorf/Oberd.
Prime Rent Limmatquai
2’500
Vacancy Niederdorf/Oberdorf
1’800
0.8%
For more information about Limmatquai and Niederdorf.
Brandy & Melville
Café Motta
Titolo
Weekday
Blue Tomato
Many locals as well as tourists, mostly a younger crowd.
Soul Café, Vittorio Vanini, Swing Kitchen Le Pli 22, System 4, 7Day Shop, retroshirts
Vacancy Limmatquai
The old town on the right bank of the River Limmat, compared with the left side, features no luxury boutiques, but is just as loved by visitors from around the world.
Limmatquai / Niederdorf / Oberdorf
5.0%
Old Town Right of the Limmat / Limmatquai / Niederdorf
Limmatquai: Beautiful promenade scenery at the river with historical buildings, young-fashion brands as well as cafés and restaurants. Niederdorf / Oberdorf: Urban retail environment in the old town with a younger customer profile and many tourists; brands can be found predominantly within the young-fashion sector with streetwear, sportswear, sneaker stores and a very high density of restaurants and F&B.
Limmatquai - Niederdorf - Oberdorf
Le Pli 22, System 4, Tech Beauty, 7Day Shop, retroshirts, Vittorio Vanini, Soul Cafe, Swing Kitchen
Lululemon
Vacancy Niederdorf/ Oberdorf
Prime Rent Niederdorf/ Oberd.
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A shopping street that profits from a good footfall due to the proximity to Bahnhofstrasse, the main station and department stores.
2’200
3.0%
Fjällräven, ploom, Mr. Tikalon
Löwenstrasse profits from a good footfall due to the proximity to Bahnhofstrasse and the main station. The department stores Jelmoli, Migros City and Globus also attract shoppers to Löwenstrasse. At the northern section close to the main station F&B concepts such as McDonalds, Holy Cow and Pret a Manger have taken locations .
Löwenstrasse Key Facts
Mostly local shoppers and business people working in the CBD who take advantage of the proximity to the main station for spontaneous shopping activities or lunch or commute.
Foot Locker
PKZ Men
Migros City
Globus
Franz Carl Weber
For more information about Löwenstrasse.
Löwenstrasse profits from a good footfall due to the proximity to Bahnhofstrasse and the main station. The department stores Jelmoli, Migros City and Globus also attract shoppers to Löwenstrasse. At the lower section close to the main station new restaurants such as McDonalds, Holy Cow and SPIGA have opened. In the middle section a very positive development can be observed with new entries in the last two years as such as Foot Locker, Douglas, The Gallery or Clarins.
Löwenstrasse profits from a good footfall due to the proximity to Bahnhofstrasse and the main station. The department stores Jelmoli, Migros City and Globus also attract shoppers to Löwenstrasse. At the northern section close to the main station F&B concepts such as McDonalds, Holy Cow and Pret a Manger have taken locations.
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Albanesi, Tiny Fish
1.5%
For more information about Geneva.
Geneva is an extremely international city and very attractive for tourists. The city is known for its trade shows and conferences such as the Motor Show or the reknown Watchmaking Show (SIHH). During the summer season, Geneva is a favourite destination for wealthy tourists from the Gulf States.
Geneva is Switzerland’s second most populous city and an important financial centre and reknown for its worldwide wealth management relevance. The Canton of Geneva has approx. 515'000 inhabitants, of which 40% are foreign due to the many international companies and organizations based there including the European Headquarters of the United Nations. The city is also known for its living costs and quality of life, which are among the highest in the world.
Geneva is a highly popular destination with a global reputation.
Tourism region Geneva
2.25M
3.55M
4.4%
100.3*
524'410
206'635
Geneva Key Facts
Source: Canton of Zurich, 2022
1.7%
Source: GfK,2024 / *national average =100
One of the most coveted streets by the major luxury brands.
6’500
2.8%
Dior, Jahan, Genesis,
Parallel to the River Rhône, this street is one of the most luxurious in the world.
Rue du Rhône Key Facts
Wealthy locals, office workers, wealthy national and international shopping tourists, often from the Gulf states.
Tiffany's & Co
Rolex
Dior
Prada
Van Cleef & Arpels
Cartier
Chanel
For more information about Rue du Rhône.
Rue du Rhone
Sease, Salt, Marli
Geneva is a highly popular destination with a global reputation, watch manufacturers and the luxurious Rue du Rhône.
Dior, Genesis, Sease, Marli
Rue du Rive, Rue de la Croix d’Or, Rue du Marché and Rue de la Confédération are collectively known as Rues Basses and together form Geneva’s longest shopping street.
4’500
0.96%
ARKET, Intimissimi, Vanessa Bruno
Geneva’s longest shopping avenue and the second longest in Switzerland.
Rues Basses Key Facts
A diverse mix of commuters and local office workers, and national and international tourists.
Fnac
Zara
For more information about Rues Basses.
ARKET Intimissimi Vanessa Bruno
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The City of Basel lies in the famous ‘Dreiländerdreieck’, the triangle where Switzerland, Germany and France meet. The city has its exceptional location to thank for its openness to the world, cultural diversity, and strong competitive edge. Its bi-national EuroAirport can be reached within a short time, although it is on French soil. The Rhine ports are the most important inland ports. The City of Basel is well known for its chemical and pharmaceutical industry with companies such as Novartis, Bayer and Roche who employ international staff.
Basel is the third largest city in Switzerland in terms of inhabitants.
Tourism region Basel
1.46M
1.75M
3.7%
99.5*
200'031
176'329
Basel Key Facts
Geneva is Switzerland’s second most populous city and an important financial centre and reknown for its worldwide wealth management relevance. The Canton of Geneva has approx. 510'000 inhabitants, of which 40% are foreign due to the many international companies and organizations based there including the European Headquarters of the United Nations. The city is also known for its living costs and quality of life, which are among the highest in the world.
Car-free highstreet Freie Strasse is Basel’s most important shopping mile.
2’800
4.6%
Cinnamood
The most important shopping street in Basel with a mix of mass-market retailers and luxury labels.
Freie Strasse Key Facts
A mix of locals, day tourists from Germany and France and cultural tourists from all over the world who visit the museums and fairs such as Art Basel.
Coop
Max Mara
Hermes
For more information about Freie Strasse.
Basel’s second most important shopping mile offers a relaxed car-free shopping experience.
N/A
Tara Style
Basel's second most important shopping street with a broad mix of local and international brands. The street is overall mass-market, but at the end, close to Barfüsser Platz, there are several high-end watch and jewelry concepts clustered together.
Gerbergasse Key Facts
A mix of locals, day tourists from Germany and France and cultural tourists from all over the world use the car-free street for an extensive shopping spree.
Unternehmen Mitte
Ochsner Shoes
Schuh Müller
Coop am Marktplatz
Flying Tiger
Alnatura
For more information about Gerbergasse.
A mix of locals, day tourists from Germany and France and cultural tourists from all over the world use the car-free Gerbergasse for an extensive shopping spree.
Pedestrianised shopping street with a broad mix of local and international brands
Basel's second most important shopping street
UM
Basel's liveliest urban retail-, restaurant- and nightlife street.
4.7%
KFC, Butterfly, Black Tap
Mainly urban street wear retail, sneaker stores and F&B.
Steinenvorstadt Key Facts
Mix of younger locals, day tourists from Germany and France. Very busy during Friday and Saturday evenings.
Jack & Jones
Vero Moday
Street One
Pathe Cinema
Chicoree
Hans im Glück
Holy Cow
Burger King
Molino Pizzeria
For more information about Steinenvorstadt.
A mix of younger locals and day tourists from Germany. Very busy on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Vero Moda
For more information about Lausanne.
The city center of Lausanne with its many hills and charming shopping streets is an enjoyable experience for locals and tourists. Lausanne is Switzerlands fourth largest city and the capital of the Vaud Canton. The greater area has a population of 400'000. It is known as the « Olympic Capital » as it is the headquarter of the International Olympic Committee and 55 sports federatons. Lausanne is also a major student destination thanks to its many reknown universities.
Lausanne is the second largest city in the country’s french-speaking region.
Tourism region Vaud
930'443
2.91M
4.0%
95.7*
845'870
144'160
Lausanne Key Facts
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Overnight stays in tourist accommodation in 2024
Rue de Bourg is the main shopping destination for premium and luxury brands in Lausanne.
Vanessa Bruno, JOTT, Caroll, Kujten
Historically Rue de Bourg was exclusively destinated to luxury stores. Some mass-market brands now have a presence on this street. The majority of stores are fashion and accessories.
Rue de Bourg Key Facts
A mix of locals and tourists
Sandro
Bongénie
For more information about Rue de Bourg.
For more information about Bern.
The City of Bern is the federal capital and the country’s political center. Bern lies in the heart of Switzerland on a loop of the River Aare and, with its 145,000 inhabitants, is the fifth-largest city in Switzerland. With its landmass of 5,959 km2 and population of approx. 1 Mio. that makes Bern the second largest canton in Switzerland on both accounts. The origins of the City of Bern date back to the 12th century and its old town is a UNESCO world heritage site. Bern possesses one of the longest covered shopping promenades in Europe below the arcades that provide a unique shopping experience.
Located in the intersection of two cultures, Bern is a bridge between Switzerland’s German and French-speaking regions.
Tourism region Bern
1.04M
5.99M
Source: City of Bern, 2024 / SECO, 2024
1.8%
88.7*
1.06M
136'988
Bern Key Facts
Spitalgasse – Marktgasse
Spitalgasse and Marktgasse both have a high density of national and international retailers. In the basements there are mostly local concepts.
2.3%
The most frequented shopping street in Bern with national and international retailers.
Spitalgasse – Marktgasse Key Facts
Both streets are popular with locals and tourists alike
Massimo Dutti
Loeb Department Store
Calzedonia
Manor
For more information about Markt-und Spitalgasse.
Spitalgasse - Marktgasse
Both streets are popular with locals and tourists alike.
For more information about Lucerne.
Thanks to its attractions, its luxury shopping offer, the beautiful lakeside setting and the nearby destination mountains Rigi, Pilatus and Stanserhorn, Lucern is a destination for many travel groups and individuals alike. The covered, medieval Chapel Bridge forms the centerpiece of Lucern’s townscape and is considered one of the oldest, covered wooden bridges in Europe. The famous Schwanenplatz, located on the right shore of Lake Lucerne, is the classical starting point for visits of the old downtown area and the start of the famous Grendel which offers an unparalleled shopping experience for watch enthusiasts.
Pretty as a postcard and nestled between Lake Lucerne and the mountains, the old town of Lucerne is a must-see in Switzerland.
Tourism region Lucerne
1.33M
3.94M
Source: SECO 2024
1.6%
98.8*
432'744
85'534
Lucerne Key Facts
Pretty as a postcard and inbedded between Lake Lucerne and the mountains, the old town of Lucerne is a must-see in Switzerland.
Grendelstrasse is the most important street in Lucerne for the middle and upper luxury segment.
5’000
Vacheron Constantin
Schwanenplatz/Grendel is dominated by Swiss luxury watch and jewelry brands and it’s the most luxurious shopping street in central Switzerland.
Grendel/Schwanenplatz Key Facts
Asian shoppers, predominantly Chinese and other tourists taking advantage of the wide watch, fashion and souvenir selection.
Gübelin
Hublot
Embassy
IWC
Omega
Casagrande
For more information about Grendel.
Grendel/ Schwanenplatz
Grendel - Schwanenplatz
Weggisgasse has the highest footfall in Lucerne, focused on mass-market and premium retailers
3.3%
Thomas Sabo, Lolipop Passo per Passo (pop-up)
High traffic and a mix of mass-market and premium retailers
Weggisgasse Key Facts
A mix of local, young shoppers and tourists walking from Schwanenplatz to Weinmarkt
Tommy Hilfiger
Benetton
Footlocker
Rituals
For more information about Weggisgasse.
Thomas Sabo, Lolipop, passo per passo (pop-up)
Weggisgasse has the highest footfall in Lucerne, focused on mass-market and premium retailers.
In addition to Weggisgagge, Hertensteinstrasse remains the most popular shopping street in Lucerne for retailers.
5.3%
Salt, Casagrande, Depot, Mobilezone
Largest shopping street in Lucerne with a diverse mass-market offer in fashion, beauty, books and groceries.
Hertensteinstrasse Key Facts
Mix of local shoppers and tourists
Guess
Bayard
Lacoste
C&A
For more information about Hertensteinstrasse.
Migros
Müller
For more information about Winterthur.
Thanks to its rich cultural scene and many museums, tourists also find their way to Winterthur. Nevertheless, the city remains less important for tourism than the nearby Zurich despite its proximity to Zurich Airport.
Winterthur is Switzerland’s sixth-most populous city, which gets over forgetten as the city is very close to Switzerland's dominant player Zurich. Two key destinations that stand out in Winterthur's retail scene are the streets Untertor and Marktgasse. Together with the Obertor street they form Winterthur's long car-free shopping mile, which is well visited during weekdays and on weekends alike.
Winterthur, a vibrant city near Zurich, boasts a thriving retail sector on a long pedestrianised shopping mile.
196'959
1.6M
119'315
Winterthur Key Facts
A vibrant city near Zurich, which boasts a thriving retail sector.
The gateway near the main station to Winterhur's long and car-free shopping mile which is formed by the streets Untertor-Marktgasse-Obertor
Untertor profits from a good footfall due to the proximity to Winterthur's main station. The street is also the entrance to Wintethurs long pedestrianised shopping mile consisting of Untertor, Marktgasse and Obertor.
Untertor Key Facts
Mostly local shoppers and commuters who take advantage of the proximity to the main station.
MC Donald's
Mode Bayard
WE Fashion
Marc O'Polo
For more information about Untertor.
Walder
Mix of local shoppers and commuters
Untertor profits from a good footfall due to the proximity to Winterthur’s main station.
The gateway near the main station to Winterthur's long and car-free shopping mile which is formed by the streets Untertor-Marktgasse-Obertor.
Marc O' Polo
Mc Donald's
Marktgasse is a popular pedestrianised shopping street that offers a variety of retail shops and restaurants.
1’500
4.9%
Marktgasse is a popular pedestrianised shopping street that offers a variety of retail shops and restaurants. Together with Untertor and Obertor the street forms Winterthurs long shopping mile in the old town.
Marktgasse Key Facts
Mostly local shoppers.
Fielmann
For more information about Marktgasse.
Orell Füssli
Marktgasse is a popular pedestrianized shopping street that offers a variety of retail shops and restaurants.
For more information about Sankt Gallen.
St. Gallen is particularly known for its textile industry and its high-quality fabrics. There are a variety of specialty shops in the city that offer traditional Swiss embroidery and fabrics. These unique products are popular with locals and tourists alike. In addition to shopping, St. Gallen also offers a variety of cultural attractions. The impressive monastery district with the monastery library, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an absolute must for visitors.
St. Gallen is a charming city in eastern Switzerland known for its rich history and vibrant culture. The city offers a variety of shopping options for locals and tourists alike. The center of St. Gallen is characterized by a picturesque old town with cobblestone streets and historic buildings. Here visitors will find a variety of shops, from small boutiques to large department stores. The shopping streets are lively and offer a wide range of products, from fashion and jewelry to homeware and electronics.
A charming city with diverse shopping opportunities and rich culture
Tourism region Eastern Switzerland
293'745
2.04M
88.6*
535'114
78'213
Sankt Gallen Key Facts
Multergasse is Sankt Gallen’s best-known shopping street with a large number of stores. The tenant mix is broad and offers a wide range of products and services.
2'000
5.7%
Multergasse is the most known shopping street in Sankt Gallen with a variety of shops. The tenant mix is broad and offers a large selection of products and services.
Multergasse Key Facts
Mostly local shoppers, students and tourists.
Lüthy
For more information about Multergasse.
Metro Boutique
Dosenbach
Multergasse is the most known shopping street in Sankt Gallen with a variety of shops. The tenant mix is broad and offers a large selection of products and services
A well-known shopping street with historical flair. The tenant mix is broad and offers a wide range of products and services.
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