Nothing is certain of course, but I estimate the probability of someone taking your house to be significantly lower than the probability of someone taking your savings and stocks. Therefore I prefer to have at least one permanent residence at all times.

I base my estimation of probabilities on the crises I either saw myself or know well from the past. To add to the picture, the majority of stocks I've bought prior to 2022 are frozen with a chance of me never seeing them again. I'm rather glad that at the time I've had enough alternative assets to be able to relocate my family to another country and provide consistent quality of life throughout the whole process.

So yes, I can't fully hedge against everything but I see no reason not to hedge against the things I can.