Hurricane Ian survivors look to rebuild, not leave Gulf Coast

A desire to rebuild after a major hurricane is a mindset, analysts say, driven by a long-standing affinity for Gulf Coast living, a strong resolve among public and private sector interests, and a growing tolerance of devastating hurricanes as life disruptors.

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