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8:34Now PlayingIn September of 2017 Hurricane Harvey caused $125 billion in damage, primarily from catastrophic rainfall. More than 30,000 people were displaced from their homes in Houston, due to the floods. Porfirio De Leon, a father of seven, was one of them. His home was fully destroyed by the flooding and has been displaced ever since.
In Home Again: Houston, we visit the Gulf Coast city to take a look at the personal stories of those still rebuilding a year and a half after the record rainfall put the city underwater, and meet the organizations and individuals working to get people back into their homes and prepare for the future by rebuilding resiliently.
We also look at how REALTORS® are a trusted ally in helping new and experienced homeowners alike navigate these situations and advising them when it comes to buying a home in these high-risk areas.
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