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Single family office vs multifamily office

A single family office serves one family exclusively with dedicated staff, which generally requires very substantial wealth. A multifamily office delivers the same integrated model to multiple families, sharing the infrastructure and lowering the threshold.

A single family office offers maximum customization and control, at the cost of building and staffing an organization, which is why it is typically reserved for families with $100 million or more. A multifamily office provides the integration, the coordination, and much of the depth without each family bearing the full cost of the infrastructure.

Noblehouse is a multifamily office built to bring that integrated model to families with $5 million to $30 million in investable assets, a tier that has rarely had access to it.

Common questions

Which is right for my family?
A single family office suits families with the scale to staff a dedicated organization, often $100 million or more. A multifamily office brings the same integrated model to families below that, including the $5 million to $30 million tier Noblehouse serves.