Summary
Months after Hurricane Harvey, Rockport is still largely wrecked and rebuilding is dragging. Residents are feeling the slow pace, and recovery is nowhere near done.
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Impact analysis
The slow rebuild means ongoing costs for residents, businesses, and the city—from repairs and temporary housing to lost revenue.
Contractors and construction suppliers stand to gain from rebuilding work, while residents and businesses benefit only as recovery eventually reaches them.
Residents, especially lower-income and uninsured homeowners, plus small businesses, are hurt by delays, costs, and uncertainty.
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