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Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills

$4,275,534 Average Value
$1,578 Average Price per Sq Ft
322 Homes For Sale

Beverly Hills has a reputation for luxury living

Beverly Hills is an iconic city in the Westside of Los Angeles, known for its luxury lifestyle and timeless appeal. Homebuyers are drawn to its prestigious housing market, where midcentury modern and Spanish-style homes sit on lush, spacious lots. The area is equally appealing for its abundance of well-maintained parks and gardens, top-rated schools and a lively calendar of community events. With world-class dining, designer shopping along Rodeo Drive and a central location, Beverly Hills offers a refined yet convenient place to call home.

Beverly Hills filled with around 30,000 residents and hosts millions of visitors.
Beverly Hills filled with around 30,000 residents and hosts millions of visitors.
Rodeo Drive and nearby streets are home to Michelin-recommended restaurants.
Rodeo Drive and nearby streets are home to Michelin-recommended restaurants.
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How home styles and lot sizes vary across the area

The homes here are as unique as the city. You’ll find single-family homes with a range of designs, from sprawling midcentury moderns to grand Spanish Revivals. Many properties have amenities like in-ground pools and even tennis courts, and the lot sizes get bigger the closer you move toward the canyon. “They do movie star home tours and buses, or the TMZ van will drive up into the neighborhoods,” says Chief Executive Officer Julie Wagner of the Beverly Hills Conference & Visitors Bureau. The median sale price here is around $3.6 million, but there are also condos with panoramic views of the city and rental properties.

There's a variety of home styles in Beverly Hills, including Spanish Revivals.
There's a variety of home styles in Beverly Hills, including Spanish Revivals.
Find everything from grand-scale estates to high-end condos and apartments in Beverly Hills.
Find everything from grand-scale estates to high-end condos and apartments in Beverly Hills.
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Parks to explore and nearby hiking trails

Beverly Hills has dozens of parks and gardens spread across the city. Beverly Gardens Park is a greenway stretching nearly 2 miles along Santa Monica Boulevard and has a shaded walking path, gardens, art installations and the famous Beverly Hills sign. Will Rogers Memorial Park was established in 1915, making it the city’s first public park. The 5-acre area is known for its walking paths that go past koi ponds and a fountain where you might see sunbathing turtles. Hiking is a popular pastime in Beverly Hills, and Franklin Canyon Park is where most people go to follow trails that wind through woods and connect to other recreation spots.

Beverly Gardens Park is the Beverly Hills' crown jewel that stretches almost 2 miles.
Beverly Gardens Park is the Beverly Hills' crown jewel that stretches almost 2 miles.
Roxbury Park in Beverly Hills has sand volleyball courts enjoyed by players year-round.
Roxbury Park in Beverly Hills has sand volleyball courts enjoyed by players year-round.
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Beverly Hills has highly rated schools

The Beverly Hills Unified School District serves the area, and most of the city’s schools are south of Route 66. Beverly Hills High School gets an A rating from Niche and offers education pathways so students can focus on topics they find interesting. There are options like the English Language Arts Pathway and Performing Arts Pathway.

Horace Mann Elementary School is one of the options for students in Beverly Hills.
Horace Mann Elementary School is one of the options for students in Beverly Hills.
Beverly Vista Middle School has been named a California Distinguished School.
Beverly Vista Middle School has been named a California Distinguished School.
Beverly Hills High School is highly rated and offers a pathway program for students.
Beverly Hills High School is highly rated and offers a pathway program for students.
Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy is one of the private school options in Beverly Hills.
Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy is one of the private school options in Beverly Hills.
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There's more to do in the city besides shopping and dining

The city may be full of famous people, but Wagner says you can still get a small-town feel here. “It’s hard to walk down the street without seeing someone you know,” Wagner says. “And one of the great things about the city is that people really get involved at a community level through our events.” There are events throughout the year, but some of the most popular are the:

  • Beverly Hills Art Show, a two-day outdoor art fair held each spring and fall in Beverly Gardens Park
  • Concerts on Canon, a free summer concert series in Beverly Canon Gardens
  • Rodeo Drive Holiday Lighting Celebration, an annual November event launching the holiday season with fireworks and live performances

Luxury experiences along Rodeo Drive and surrounding corridors

Beverly Hills has a dining scene shaped by global influences and fine-dining traditions. "We have a really great lunch scene here,” Wagner says. “We're not a big city, but we swell to almost 200,000 people during the day, so many spots cater to that crowd.” Many restaurants are close to Rodeo Drive, including:

  • Il Pastaio, a high-end spot that serves Italian dishes for lunch through dinner
  • Avra Beverly Hills, where you can order Greek cuisine made with carefully sourced ingredients
  • Urth Caffe, a European-style shop known for its organic heirloom coffees and farm-fresh menu
  • The Grill on the Alley, a well-known steakhouse designed to feel like old Hollywood
The city is synonymous with luxury retail, especially along the world-famous Rodeo Drive. “Rodeo is great for a very specific kind of store, but I like Beverly Drive because you see more approachable shops that you might see in a mall,” Wagner says.

Rodeo Drive is a 2-mile stretch in Beverly Hills offering a variety of luxury stores.
Rodeo Drive is a 2-mile stretch in Beverly Hills offering a variety of luxury stores.
Tourists and locals alike can spend a day shopping at stores like Ferragamo on Rodeo Drive.
Tourists and locals alike can spend a day shopping at stores like Ferragamo on Rodeo Drive.
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Commuters can reach Hollywood and downtown LA

If you want to visit downtown Los Angeles, you might connect onto Interstate 10. Hollywood is closer, about 5 miles away when you use U.S. Route 66. “LA is known for traffic, and it’s no different here,” Wagner says. “We’re really centrally located, so a lot of people cut through the city to get somewhere else. The canyons that lead up to the San Fernando [Valley] are always congested at rush hour, and Sunset, Santa Monica and Wilshire Boulevards are always busy.” Multiple bus lines from the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority run through the area as well.

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Schools

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Area Facts

Number of Homes
11,375
Number of Homes for Sale
322
Median Year Built
1957
Months of Supply
9.60
Average Single Family Home Size Sq Ft
4,191
Significantly above the national average
1,933
Average Townhouse Size Sq Ft
4,019
Average 2 Bedroom Size Sq Ft
1,847
Average 1 Bedroom Size Sq Ft
1,190
Average Studio Size Sq Ft
400
Median Lot Size Sq Ft
13,068

Open Houses

Homes for Sale

Homes for Rent

Condo Buildings

Distribution of Home Values

Source: Public Records

Average Home Value





Source: Public Records

Property Mix - Square Feet

Beverly Hills Has More Renters

Rental Home Trends

Number of Homes for Rent
332
Median Rent
$11,700
Median Single Family Home Rent
$15,000
Median 4 Bedroom Single Family Home Rent
$16,975
Median Townhouse Rent
$6,375
Median 3 Bedroom Townhouse Rent
$8,000
Median Condo Rent
$5,225
Median 2 Bedroom Condo Rent
$5,300

Demographics

Total Population
34,747
Median Age
45
Population under 18
19.4%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
24.7%
Above the national average
19.1%

Finances

Median Household Income
$133,698
Significantly above the national average
$79,597
Average Household Income
$167,240

Education and Workforce

High School Graduates
95.7%
College Graduates
64.5%
Significantly above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
30.3%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
59.8%

Weather

Annual Precipitation
12''
Average Winter Low Temperature
49°F
Average Summer High Temperature
70°F
Annual Snowfall
0''

Area Factors

Fairly bikeable

Bikeability®

50 / 100

Very walkable

Walkability®

80 / 100

Some public transit

Transit®

50 / 100
Source: Local Logic
Sources: Local Logic

Local Logic measures the walkability, access to public transit and bikeability of any address. CAP Index provides objective, accurate, and consistent data to help measure, compare, and mitigate crime risks.

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