Arabian Ranches — Complete Area Guide 2026: Prices, Schools, Golf, Community & ROI
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- Developer: Emaar Properties — one of Dubai's most trusted master developers, responsible for Downtown Dubai, Dubai Hills, and Dubai Marina.
- Phases: Arabian Ranches 1 (launched 2004, fully mature), Arabian Ranches 2 (launched 2013, established), Arabian Ranches 3 (launched 2019, newer townhouses).
- Property types: Villas (3–7 bed) and townhouses (2–4 bed) across 15+ sub-communities. No apartments.
- Price range: AED 1.8M for a 2-bed townhouse in AR3 to AED 25M+ for a 6-bed villa in Polo Homes or Hattan.
- Schools nearby: JESS Arabian Ranches (Outstanding), Ranches Primary School (Very Good), Raffles Nursery, plus Jumeirah English Speaking School and GEMS schools within 10–15 minutes.
- Key amenities: Arabian Ranches Golf Club (18-hole), Dubai Polo & Equestrian Club, Ranches Souk, community centre, parks, pools, and a pet-friendly environment.
- Rental yields: 4.5–6.5% gross depending on phase and property size — townhouses in AR2 and AR3 deliver the highest yields.
What Is Arabian Ranches?
Arabian Ranches is a gated, master-planned villa and townhouse community developed by Emaar Properties in Dubailand, along the Al Qudra Road corridor. Launched in 2004, it was one of the first freehold villa communities in Dubai to offer a genuinely suburban, family-oriented lifestyle — something that was almost non-existent in the emirate at the time.
Over two decades later, Arabian Ranches has evolved into three distinct phases spanning over 1,650 acres of landscaped desert terrain. With more than 4,000 villas and townhouses, the community has become synonymous with quiet, green living, excellent schools, and a strong sense of neighbourhood identity. It consistently ranks among the top three most searched villa communities in Dubai, alongside Dubai Hills Estate and Damac Hills.
What makes Arabian Ranches special is not any single feature — it is the combination of maturity, greenery, community infrastructure, and Emaar's track record. Trees have had 20 years to grow. The golf course is fully established. Schools have long waiting lists because families stay for years. Unlike newer communities where you are buying a promise, Arabian Ranches is a fully realised neighbourhood with a proven track record.
Arabian Ranches 1 vs 2 vs 3 — Key Differences
The three phases of Arabian Ranches share the same general location and Emaar branding, but they differ significantly in property age, design, pricing, and community feel. Understanding these differences is critical before deciding where to buy.
| Feature | Arabian Ranches 1 | Arabian Ranches 2 | Arabian Ranches 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch Year | 2004 | 2013 | 2019 |
| Property Age | 15–20 years | 8–12 years | 2–5 years |
| Dominant Type | Large villas (3–7 bed) | Villas & townhouses (3–5 bed) | Townhouses (2–4 bed) |
| Plot Sizes | 5,000–20,000+ sq ft | 3,500–10,000 sq ft | 1,800–4,500 sq ft |
| Entry Price (2026) | AED 3.2M (3-bed villa) | AED 2.8M (3-bed townhouse) | AED 1.8M (2-bed townhouse) |
| Community Feel | Mature, leafy, established | Modern, family-oriented | Newer, young families |
| Golf Club Access | Within community | 5-minute drive | 10-minute drive |
| Service Charges | AED 3.5–5.5/sq ft | AED 4.0–5.0/sq ft | AED 4.5–6.0/sq ft |
| Rental Yield | 4.5–5.5% | 5.0–6.0% | 5.5–6.5% |
Arabian Ranches 1 is the original community and remains the most prestigious phase. Villas here are spacious with large plots — some exceeding 20,000 sq ft — and the landscaping is fully mature. Streets are lined with large trees, parks have aged beautifully, and the community has that rare quality of feeling genuinely "settled." However, villas are 15–20 years old, and some require renovation. Buyers should budget AED 200,000–500,000 for interior upgrades on older units. The upside: you get substantially more space per dirham than anywhere in phase 2 or 3.
Arabian Ranches 2 offers a more modern design aesthetic with slightly smaller plots but better internal layouts and newer finishes. Communities like Samara, Palma, and Casa have become extremely popular with families upgrading from apartments. AR2 has its own community centre, retail strip, and park areas, making it somewhat self-contained. Pricing sits between AR1 and AR3, which many buyers consider the sweet spot for value. For a deeper understanding of how service charges affect your total ownership costs, see our guide to Dubai service charges.
Arabian Ranches 3 is the newest phase and the most affordable entry point into the Arabian Ranches brand. Dominated by townhouses rather than detached villas, AR3 targets young families and first-time villa buyers. The community is still maturing — landscaping is newer, some retail is not yet operational, and the "lived-in" feel is still developing. But prices are significantly lower, and rental yields are the highest across all three phases due to strong tenant demand for newer units at moderate rents.
Sub-Communities Guide
Arabian Ranches contains over 15 distinct sub-communities, each with its own architectural style, villa sizes, and character. Here are the most significant ones:
Arabian Ranches 1 — Key Sub-Communities
Polo Homes: The crown jewel of AR1. Six and seven-bedroom villas on plots of 15,000–25,000 sq ft, many backing onto the polo grounds. Prices range from AED 12M to AED 25M+. This is where you will find the most exclusive addresses in the community — and some of the most impressive private gardens in Dubai.
Hattan: Large five and six-bedroom villas with Spanish-Mediterranean architecture. Plots average 8,000–12,000 sq ft. Hattan is popular with senior executives and long-term residents who value space and privacy. Prices range from AED 6M to AED 12M.
Savannah: Four and five-bedroom villas with a more contemporary feel. Plots of 6,000–9,000 sq ft. Savannah is one of the more moderately priced sub-communities in AR1, making it a good entry point for buyers who want the mature landscaping and established feel of phase 1 without the top-tier price tag. Prices: AED 4.5M–7.5M.
Saheel: A compact sub-community of three and four-bedroom villas on smaller plots (4,000–6,000 sq ft). Saheel offers the most affordable entry into AR1, with prices from AED 3.2M to AED 5M. Popular with families who want to be close to the golf club and community centre.
Palmera: Three and four-bedroom townhouses — one of the few townhouse clusters in AR1. Prices from AED 2.8M to AED 4.2M. Palmera is well-located near the Ranches Souk and the community swimming pool, making it popular with families who prefer lower maintenance living.
Al Reem: Three to five-bedroom villas with Arabian-inspired architecture. Mid-range pricing from AED 3.5M to AED 6M. Al Reem properties have good road access and are popular with tenants, making them solid rental investments.
Mirador: A well-regarded sub-community with four and five-bedroom villas featuring arched doorways and courtyard-style layouts. Prices: AED 4M–7M. Known for its quiet streets and family-friendly atmosphere.
Aseel: Premium five and six-bedroom villas close to the golf course. Larger plots and higher privacy. Prices from AED 7M to AED 14M.
Terra Nova: A sought-after cluster of four and five-bedroom villas with lush gardens and a premium location near the centre of AR1. Prices: AED 5M–9M.
Alma: Compact three-bedroom villas, one of the more affordable options within AR1. Prices from AED 3M to AED 4.5M.
Arabian Ranches 2 — Key Sub-Communities
Samara: Modern four and five-bedroom villas with contemporary architecture. One of the most popular sub-communities in AR2. Prices: AED 4M–7M.
Palma: Four-bedroom villas with a clean, modern design and good-sized gardens. Prices: AED 3.5M–5.5M.
Casa: Three and four-bedroom townhouses — the entry point for AR2. Compact but well-designed, with strong rental demand. Prices from AED 2.8M to AED 4M.
Arabian Ranches 3 — Key Sub-Communities
Sun, Joy, Spring, Bliss: Clusters of two to four-bedroom townhouses with modern minimalist design. Prices range from AED 1.8M for a two-bedroom to AED 3.5M for a four-bedroom. These communities are designed for a younger demographic and first-time buyers.
Property Types & Prices — 2026 Market Overview
Arabian Ranches offers exclusively low-rise living — no apartments, no mid-rises. The community is split between detached villas and townhouses, with the mix varying by phase.
| Bedrooms | Type | AR1 Price (AED) | AR2 Price (AED) | AR3 Price (AED) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2-Bed | Townhouse | — | — | 1.8M–2.3M |
| 3-Bed | Townhouse | 2.8M–4.2M | 2.8M–4.0M | 2.2M–3.0M |
| 3-Bed | Villa | 3.2M–5.0M | 3.5M–5.0M | — |
| 4-Bed | Villa | 4.5M–7.5M | 3.5M–5.5M | 2.8M–3.5M |
| 5-Bed | Villa | 6.0M–12.0M | 4.0M–7.0M | — |
| 6-Bed | Villa | 8.0M–18.0M | — | — |
| 7-Bed | Villa | 12.0M–25.0M+ | — | — |
Prices have appreciated strongly across all phases since 2021. AR1 villas have seen 35–50% capital appreciation over four years, driven by limited supply and the premium placed on mature landscaping and large plots. AR3 townhouses have appreciated 25–35% from launch prices, partly reflecting the general market uplift and partly the growing preference for villa-style living post-pandemic. For investors comparing villas to apartments, our townhouse vs apartment investment guide provides a detailed analysis.
Arabian Ranches Golf Club
The Arabian Ranches Golf Club is one of Dubai's premier desert-style golf courses and a major lifestyle draw for the community. Designed by Ian Baker-Finch in collaboration with Nicklaus Design, the 18-hole, par-72 championship course stretches over 7,658 yards of sculpted desert terrain with indigenous landscaping.
The course is operated by Troon Golf, one of the world's leading golf management companies. It features a floodlit driving range, short game practice area, pro shop, and the Ranches Restaurant overlooking the 18th hole. The clubhouse serves as a social hub for the community, hosting events, tournaments, and casual dining throughout the year.
Membership options (2026):
- Full membership: AED 18,000–22,000 per year (unlimited access, includes handicap tracking and tournament entry)
- Flexi membership: AED 8,000–12,000 per year (limited rounds per month, weekday priority)
- Green fees (non-member): AED 350–600 per round depending on season and tee time
- Residents of Arabian Ranches: Typically receive 15–20% discount on membership and green fees
Villas in sub-communities that border the golf course — particularly Aseel, Saheel, and parts of Savannah — command a premium of 10–20% over comparable units further from the fairways. Golf course views are a genuine value driver, particularly for the expatriate buyer segment that includes European and South African professionals.
Schools Near Arabian Ranches
School quality is one of the strongest reasons families choose Arabian Ranches. The community is served by several highly rated institutions within or immediately adjacent to the development.
| School | Curriculum | KHDA Rating | Annual Fees (AED) | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JESS Arabian Ranches | British / IB | Outstanding | 52,000–92,000 | Within AR1 |
| Ranches Primary School | British | Very Good | 32,000–48,000 | Within AR1 |
| Raffles Nursery | EYFS (British) | Very Good | 22,000–35,000 | Within AR1 |
| GEMS Metropole School | British | Good | 28,000–52,000 | Motor City (5 min) |
| JSS International School | Indian / IB | Good | 18,000–32,000 | Al Ain Road (10 min) |
| Dwight School Dubai | IB | Good | 55,000–90,000 | Al Barsha South (15 min) |
JESS Arabian Ranches is the standout school and one of the primary reasons families move to the area. Part of the Jumeirah English Speaking School network, it consistently receives Outstanding ratings from KHDA and has a long waiting list. Properties within walking distance of JESS in sub-communities like Saheel and Al Reem benefit from consistently strong tenant demand from families who prioritise school proximity.
For families in AR2 and AR3, school bus services connect to JESS and Ranches Primary, though commute times add 15–20 minutes each way. Many AR2/AR3 families also use schools in Motor City and Sports City, which are within a 5–10 minute drive.
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Amenities & Community Infrastructure
Arabian Ranches has a level of community infrastructure that newer developments simply cannot replicate overnight. Two decades of investment have created a genuinely self-sufficient suburban environment.
Dubai Polo & Equestrian Club
Located within Arabian Ranches 1, the Dubai Polo & Equestrian Club is one of the region's premier polo and horse-riding facilities. It features multiple polo fields, riding arenas, stabling for over 500 horses, and a members-only clubhouse with dining and event spaces. It adds a distinctive lifestyle element and contributes to the premium pricing of nearby villas — particularly Polo Homes.
Ranches Souk
The Ranches Souk is the community's retail and dining hub, located at the entrance of AR1. It includes a Carrefour supermarket, cafes, restaurants, a pharmacy, medical clinic, beauty salons, and essential retail. It is not a destination mall — it is a functional neighbourhood centre designed for daily convenience. Most residents use it for weekly grocery shopping and casual dining.
Community Centre & Recreation
The Arabian Ranches community centre offers a swimming pool complex with adult and children's pools, a gym, tennis courts, basketball courts, and multipurpose rooms for events and classes. AR2 has its own separate community centre with similar facilities. Both centres organise regular community events — movie nights, seasonal markets, sports leagues, and children's programmes — that foster the strong neighbourhood bonds the community is known for.
Parks & Green Spaces
Landscaped parks, jogging trails, and cycling paths wind through all three phases. AR1's parks are fully mature with large shade trees — a genuine rarity in Dubai. The central park in AR1 is one of the largest community green spaces in suburban Dubai. AR2 and AR3 have newer but well-maintained parks with playgrounds, exercise stations, and dedicated dog walking areas.
Location & Connectivity
Arabian Ranches is located in the Dubailand corridor, with direct access to Emirates Road (E611) and Al Ain Road (E66). The location is suburban by design — it is not a 10-minute commute from Downtown or the Marina. Buyers should understand the trade-offs before committing.
| Destination | Distance (km) | Drive Time (Off-Peak) | Drive Time (Peak Hours) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Downtown Dubai / Burj Khalifa | 25 | 20 min | 35–50 min |
| Dubai Marina / JBR | 30 | 25 min | 40–55 min |
| Mall of the Emirates | 18 | 15 min | 25–35 min |
| Dubai International Airport (DXB) | 35 | 25 min | 45–60 min |
| Al Maktoum Airport (DWC) | 25 | 20 min | 25–35 min |
| Dubai Hills Mall | 12 | 10 min | 15–25 min |
| Global Village | 8 | 8 min | 12–18 min |
| Nearest Beach (JBR/Kite Beach) | 30–35 | 25 min | 40–55 min |
The location works exceptionally well for professionals who work in free zones along Sheikh Zayed Road, Internet City, Media City, or the Al Quoz/Al Barsha corridor. It is also well-positioned for those working in Jebel Ali, Dubai South, or Expo City. The upcoming expansion of Al Maktoum International Airport as Dubai's primary hub will improve the community's strategic positioning further.
The main weakness is the lack of direct metro or tram access. Public transport options are limited to buses, and most residents rely entirely on private vehicles. This is unlikely to change in the medium term, though the planned Dubai metro extensions may eventually bring a station within reasonable distance.
Investment Analysis — Rental Yields & Capital Appreciation
Arabian Ranches has been one of the most consistent performers in Dubai's villa market over the past decade. Understanding the investment dynamics of each phase is essential for making an informed buying decision. Use our ROI calculator to model your specific scenario.
Rental Yields by Phase (2026)
Arabian Ranches 1: Gross yields of 4.5–5.5%. The higher property values in AR1 compress yields relative to the other phases, but rental demand is exceptionally stable. Vacancy rates are among the lowest in Dubai's villa market — typically under 3%. Tenants in AR1 tend to stay for 3–5 years, reducing turnover costs. Three-bedroom villas in Saheel and Al Reem rent for AED 170,000–220,000 per year. Five-bedroom villas in Savannah and Mirador command AED 280,000–380,000.
Arabian Ranches 2: Gross yields of 5.0–6.0%. AR2 offers the best balance of yield and property quality. Three-bedroom townhouses in Casa rent for AED 150,000–180,000 per year. Four-bedroom villas in Samara and Palma rent for AED 200,000–280,000. Demand is driven by families who want the Arabian Ranches brand at a more accessible price point than AR1.
Arabian Ranches 3: Gross yields of 5.5–6.5%. The highest yields in the community, driven by lower purchase prices and strong demand from young families. Two-bedroom townhouses rent for AED 110,000–140,000 per year. Three-bedroom units achieve AED 140,000–180,000. The tenant profile skews younger — couples with small children — and turnover is slightly higher than AR1 and AR2.
Capital Appreciation (2021–2026)
The entire Arabian Ranches community has benefited significantly from the post-pandemic villa boom. Key metrics:
- AR1 detached villas: 40–55% appreciation since 2021, with Polo Homes and Hattan seeing the highest absolute gains.
- AR2 villas: 35–45% appreciation, with Samara consistently outperforming other sub-communities in the phase.
- AR3 townhouses: 25–35% appreciation from off-plan launch prices. Secondary market prices have stabilised in 2025–2026 as new supply has been absorbed.
- Year-on-year (2025–2026): 8–12% across all phases, which is a moderation from the 15–20% annual growth seen in 2022–2023 but still above Dubai's long-term average of 5–7%.
The moderation in growth is healthy and expected. Arabian Ranches is unlikely to see the explosive gains of 2022–2023 again in the near term, but steady 6–10% annual appreciation is a realistic expectation given the community's maturity, limited new supply in AR1, and continued population growth in Dubai.
Lifestyle & Community Feel
Arabian Ranches is not for everyone, and it does not try to be. It is specifically designed for families who prioritise space, safety, greenery, and community over nightlife, walkable urban density, or proximity to the beach.
The community has a distinctly suburban character that feels more like a neighbourhood in Scottsdale, Cape Town, or the outer suburbs of Sydney than a typical Dubai development. Streets are quiet after 9pm. Mornings start with joggers on tree-lined paths and parents walking children to the school bus stop. Weekends revolve around the community centre, the golf club, or family barbecues in generous back gardens.
Pet-friendly environment: Arabian Ranches is one of the most genuinely pet-friendly communities in Dubai. Large gardens, dedicated dog walking areas, and a community culture that is welcoming to pets make it a top choice for dog owners. Several sub-communities in AR1 and AR2 have designated off-leash areas, and the community's veterinary clinic is well-established.
Community events: The residents' association and community management organise regular events — Eid celebrations, Diwali gatherings, Christmas markets, food truck festivals, outdoor movie nights, and children's sports leagues. These events are well-attended and contribute to the strong social bonds that long-term residents consistently cite as their primary reason for staying.
Safety: The gated, security-patrolled environment provides peace of mind for families. Children play in communal areas unsupervised — something that is rare in Dubai's apartment communities. The low-speed internal roads and absence of through-traffic create a genuinely safe environment for younger children.
For families considering their options, our guide to the best family-friendly communities in Dubai provides a broader comparison.
Pros and Cons — An Honest Assessment
Pros
- Established community with mature landscaping: 20 years of growth means genuine greenery, shade trees, and a settled neighbourhood feel that newer communities cannot replicate.
- Outstanding schools within the community: JESS Arabian Ranches alone justifies the location for many families. Having an Outstanding-rated school within walking distance is a rare advantage.
- Arabian Ranches Golf Club: An 18-hole championship course within the community adds a significant lifestyle and resale value component.
- Emaar master developer: Consistent management quality, well-maintained common areas, and strong brand recognition that supports resale values.
- Strong rental demand: Low vacancy rates across all phases, driven by family tenants who tend to stay long-term.
- Proven capital appreciation: Over 20 years of data showing consistent value growth through multiple market cycles.
- Community infrastructure: Retail, dining, medical, recreation — all within the development. Genuinely self-sufficient for daily life.
- Pet-friendly: One of Dubai's best communities for dog owners.
Cons
- Distance from the beach: 30+ km to the nearest beach. For families who want a beach lifestyle, Arabian Ranches is not the right choice. This is the most common complaint from residents.
- No metro or tram access: Residents are entirely car-dependent. This adds commute time and means a second car is almost essential for families.
- Older villas in AR1 may need renovation: Properties built in 2004–2008 can have dated kitchens, bathrooms, and flooring. Budget AED 200,000–500,000 for a meaningful interior update.
- Higher service charges than some competitors: At AED 3.5–6.0 per sq ft, service charges are moderate for an Emaar community but higher than some competing villa developments in Dubailand.
- Limited nightlife and dining variety: Ranches Souk covers basics, but residents drive 15–20 minutes for fine dining, entertainment, or variety shopping. This is by design, but it is a consideration.
- Peak-hour traffic on Emirates Road: Morning and evening commutes to central Dubai can be slow, particularly the E611/E66 interchange.
- AR3 still maturing: Newer phases lack the established feel and full retail/amenity build-out of AR1 and AR2.
Who Should Buy Here?
Ideal buyers for Arabian Ranches:
- Families with school-age children who prioritise school quality and a safe, suburban environment above all else.
- Long-term residents (5+ years) who want to invest in a home, not just a property. The community rewards long tenure.
- Golf enthusiasts who want to live on or near a championship course.
- Professionals working in free zones along Sheikh Zayed Road, Internet/Media City, Jebel Ali, or Dubai South. The commute is manageable and avoids the worst traffic corridors.
- Investors seeking stable rental income from low-vacancy family properties. Arabian Ranches is not a speculative play — it is a steady-income investment.
- Pet owners who need genuine space and a pet-friendly environment.
Not ideal for:
- Beach lifestyle seekers — consider Palm Jumeirah, JBR, or Bluewaters instead.
- Young professionals without children who prefer urban density and walkability.
- Short-term investors looking for quick capital gains — the explosive growth phase has moderated.
- Anyone who dislikes driving — this is a car-dependent community with no realistic public transport alternative.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Arabian Ranches freehold for all nationalities?
Yes. All three phases of Arabian Ranches are designated freehold zones. Foreign nationals of any nationality can purchase, own, sell, and lease property with full title deed registered at the Dubai Land Department. There are no restrictions on nationality, and ownership confers eligibility for a UAE residence visa (Golden Visa for properties valued at AED 2 million or above).
How much are service charges in Arabian Ranches?
Service charges vary by sub-community and phase. In AR1, expect AED 3.5–5.5 per square foot per year. AR2 is AED 4.0–5.0 per sq ft, and AR3 is AED 4.5–6.0 per sq ft. For a 3,000 sq ft villa, this translates to approximately AED 10,500–18,000 per year. Service charges cover community maintenance, landscaping, security, pool and gym facilities, and waste management. For a complete breakdown of how service charges work, see our service charges guide.
Which Arabian Ranches phase is best for investment?
It depends on your investment strategy. AR3 townhouses offer the highest gross yields (5.5–6.5%) and the lowest entry price, making them best for income-focused investors. AR1 villas offer the strongest long-term capital appreciation and lowest vacancy rates, ideal for wealth preservation. AR2 offers the best balance of yield and appreciation — particularly Samara and Palma. For a pure rental yield play, AR3. For a 10-year hold with maximum appreciation, AR1. For balanced returns, AR2.
Can I get a mortgage for Arabian Ranches properties?
Yes. All major UAE banks offer mortgage financing for Arabian Ranches properties. UAE residents can typically finance up to 80% of the property value for homes under AED 5 million, and 70% for properties above AED 5 million. Non-residents can finance up to 50–60%. Mortgage rates in 2026 range from 3.5% to 5.5% depending on the bank, loan term, and borrower profile. Emaar-developed properties are generally well-received by banks due to strong valuations and resale data.
How does Arabian Ranches compare to Dubai Hills Estate?
Both are Emaar communities with villas, golf courses, and excellent schools. Dubai Hills Estate is newer (launched 2014), closer to central Dubai, and includes apartments alongside villas. Arabian Ranches is more established, with mature landscaping and a stronger community identity. Dubai Hills has a direct metro connection (future), while Arabian Ranches does not. Prices per square foot are generally higher in Dubai Hills due to location. For a comprehensive comparison, see our family community comparison guide.
Are pets allowed in Arabian Ranches?
Yes. Arabian Ranches is one of Dubai's most pet-friendly communities. Dogs, cats, and other domestic pets are permitted. There are designated dog walking areas in several sub-communities, and the community culture is generally welcoming to pets. A veterinary clinic operates within the Ranches Souk. Landlords in Arabian Ranches are typically more accepting of pet-owning tenants than in apartment communities, though individual landlord policies may vary.
Disclaimer: This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, or investment advice. Property prices, rental yields, school fees, and service charges quoted are approximate figures based on market data available as of early 2026 and are subject to change. Always conduct your own due diligence, verify current pricing with registered real estate agents, and consult qualified professionals before making any property purchase or investment decision. Past performance is not indicative of future results. School ratings are based on KHDA inspections and may be updated annually. Visit emaar.com for official developer information.
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