How much money did it take to repair the damage done by the 1900s storm?

The 1900 hurricane that struck Galveston, Texas, caused extensive damage, with estimates of the repair costs ranging from $30 million to $40 million at the time, which would equate to over a billion dollars today when adjusted for inflation. The storm resulted in significant loss of life and destruction of property, prompting extensive rebuilding efforts in the city. The financial impact was profound, leading to changes in infrastructure and disaster preparedness in the region.