Andrea Perez Speaks at Houston Estate & Financial Forum
More than $1 trillion in art and collectibles is expected to transfer to future generations over the next two decades.
Most of it isn't ready.
76% of collectors have decided who should inherit their collections. Only 50% have taken legal steps to memorialize that plan. Just 36% are worried about legacy continuation at all.
Intent without infrastructure is not a plan.
Carrington Coleman's Andrea Perez and Shanna H. of Winston Artory Group brought this conversation to the Houston Estate & Financial Forum last week — and it landed.
Tangible assets are emotional, illiquid, and scrutinized. Discipline, not complexity, prevents crisis.
More than $1 trillion in art and collectibles is expected to transfer to future generations over the next two decades.
Most of it isn't ready.
76% of collectors have decided who should inherit their collections. Only 50% have taken legal steps to memorialize that plan. Just 36% are worried about legacy continuation at all.
Intent without infrastructure is not a plan.
Carrington Coleman's Andrea Perez and Shanna H. of Winston Artory Group brought this conversation to the Houston Estate & Financial Forum last week — and it landed.
Tangible assets are emotional, illiquid, and scrutinized. Discipline, not complexity, prevents crisis.