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Volume 1 · Issue 3 · 2026

A Legacy Built to Last

Real estate, tenant relationships and capital that can withstand a difficult decade.

10 research & analysis articles10 practical companionsOpen access
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Real estate, legacy & resilient capital · Forum analysis

Legacy Is a Capacity, Not a Holding Period: Real Estate Stewardship for Family Offices

Family Office Private Wealth Journal · Editorial research desk
Family Office Private Wealth Journal · 2026-10-22 · CC BY 4.0

A long investment horizon is an intention; the ability to remain an owner through adverse conditions is an organizational accomplishment. This article develops an editorial framework for real-estate stewardship from an attendee-supplied discussion at the 2026 Family Office & Private Wealth Management Forum WEST and selected research on property liquidity, debt structure, climate exposure, adaptive reuse, family governance and human–AI judgment. Its central proposition is that legacy depends on continuity capacity: the ability to meet obligations, maintain useful assets, sustain legitimate relationships and transfer decision authority while circumstances change. These capacities can conflict. A decision that preserves cash can defer necessary repairs; diversification can introduce unfamiliar governance; faster analysis can amplify an investor’s prior beliefs. The article proposes a quarterly review organized around observable dependencies and failure conditions. It is a conceptual editorial synthesis, not a new empirical study, systematic review or investment recommendation. A separate companion translates the framework into responsibilities, evidence records and an evaluation plan.

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Climate exposure & the second life of property · Research source

Unpriced climate risk and the potential consequences of overvaluation in US housing markets

Jesse D. Gourevitch; Carolyn Kousky; Yanjun (Penny) Liao; Christoph Nolte; Adam B. Pollack; Jeremy R. Porter; Joakim A. Weill
Nature Climate Change · 2023-02-16 · CC BY 4.0

Connects flood exposure, housing prices, household equity and municipal revenue; supports disciplined climate-risk diligence for long ownership horizons.

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Succession, tenants & responsible continuity · Research source

Eviction filings during bans on enforcement throughout the COVID-19 pandemic: an interrupted time series analysis

Erika M. Brown; Rahim Moineddin; Ayu Hapsari; Peter Gozdyra; Steve Durant; Andrew D. Pinto
Canadian Journal of Public Health · 2023-08-15 · CC BY 4.0

Supports monitoring housing stability alongside arrears and distinguishing legal process, household outcomes, and owner liquidity.

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AI diligence & calibrated judgment · Research source

Biased echoes: Large language models reinforce investment biases and increase portfolio risks of private investors

Philipp Winder; Christian Hildebrand; Jochen Hartmann
PLOS One · 2025-06-27 · CC BY 4.0

Four studies of LLM-generated investment advice found geographic and sector clustering, trend chasing, active allocation and fee-related risks; prompt-based debiasing only partly reduced these patterns. The observations concern sampled models and historical tests, not all current models or actual family-office returns.

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AI diligence & calibrated judgment · Research source

The Relationship Between Performance and Trust in AI in E-Finance

Torsten Maier; Jessica Menold; Christopher McComb
Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence · 2022-06-21 · CC BY 4.0

Forty-five participants completed a simplified investment simulation. Relative human-versus-AI performance moderately predicted changes in trust on turns when participants changed allocation; either performance alone was weaker. Performance did not adequately predict when trust remained unchanged.