Goldman Sachs said in its latest research that stocks have surpassed real estate as the leading driver of U.S. household wealth since World War II. Data cited from the firm’s family office segment showed public equity allocations rising to 31% in 2025, up from 28% in 2023. In its 2025 investment outlook, Goldman said the shift reflects capital moving away from illiquid physical assets and toward liquid growth instruments. The report also identified AI-related growth opportunities as a key theme behind stock market returns. According to the summary carried by Techub and attributed to CryptoBriefing, the firm sees this structural change as supportive for flows into risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.
Goldman Sachs said in its latest research that stocks have overtaken real estate as the primary driver of U.S. household wealth since World War II.
According to data from the firm’s family office segment, public equity allocations rose to 31% in 2025, up from 28% in 2023.
In its 2025 investment outlook, Goldman said the structural shift shows capital moving from illiquid physical assets toward liquid growth instruments. The report added that AI-related growth opportunities are a key theme driving equity returns, and said the trend is positive for flows into risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.
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