Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $5.9M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $900 |
| Highest Price | $135M |
| Total Listings | 628 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 136 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $935 |
Property Types (active listings)
Beverly Hills Real Estate Listings
Beverly Hills Real Estate
The market showcases grand estates, classic single-family homes, and refined condominium living. North of Santa Monica Boulevard, broad, level blocks give way to hillside streets that curve through the foothills. The commercial core sits between Santa Monica and Wilshire, while quiet residential enclaves radiate from this center toward Sunset and the canyons.
Architecture ranges from Spanish Revival, Mediterranean, and Traditional to midcentury modern and sleek contemporary. Common interior features include gallery-height ceilings, steel-framed or French windows, paneled libraries, chef-caliber kitchens with marble worktops, bespoke closets, spa-like baths, and smart-home systems. Many residences add screening rooms, wine galleries, and wellness spaces. Outdoor living often centers on pools, loggias, outdoor kitchens, fireplaces, and guest houses set behind mature hedges and gated motor courts.
Beloved neighborhoods include The Flats with wide, palm-lined streets and generous lawns, and Trousdale Estates with bold midcentury lines and dramatic canyon and skyline views. In the hills above the city, the area commonly called Beverly Hills Post Office offers secluded lanes through Benedict and Coldwater canyons, with contemporary glass pavilions and warm, wood-clad retreats. South of Wilshire offers charming character homes, boutique buildings, and a walkable feel close to cafes and Restaurant Row along La Cienega.
Condominiums and townhomes cluster near Wilshire, Burton Way, Doheny, and along residential blocks off Canon and Beverly Drive, often with concierge service, valet, fitness studios, and rooftop terraces. Streetscapes feature manicured medians, historic streetlights, and layered landscaping. Architectural pedigree is common, with noted work by Paul R. Williams, A. Quincy Jones, and Harold Levitt contributing to a cohesive yet diverse city appearance.
Amenities & Attractions
Rodeo Drive draws fashion seekers to a concentration of designer flagships, jewelers, and couture salons. The Beverly Hills Hotel anchors Sunset with storied cabanas and a famed pool scene. Cultural life thrives at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in the landmark former post office, and at the Art Deco Saban Theatre with concerts, comedy, and special screenings.
Parks and gardens knit the community together. Beverly Gardens Park stretches along Santa Monica Boulevard with the iconic Beverly Hills sign, cacti and rose displays, and seasonal art installations. Roxbury Park offers fields, courts, and a lively community center, while Will Rogers Memorial Park frames a tranquil koi pond opposite the hotel. Nearby Franklin Canyon Park delivers easy canyon trails, a lake, and wildlife viewing just above the city.
- Rodeo Drive boutiques
- Beverly Gardens Park
- The Wallis performances
- Greystone Mansion tours
Signature events include the Beverly Hills artSHOW in Beverly Gardens Park, the Rodeo Drive Concours d’Elegance, the Holiday Lighting Celebration, and the weekly Beverly Hills Farmers’ Market that brings local growers and family activities to Civic Center Drive.
Location & Area Information
Beverly Hills sits at the base of the Santa Monica Mountains, bordered by West Hollywood, Holmby Hills, Century City, and Westwood. The city’s Spanish Renaissance City Hall and the Beverly Hills sign are beloved landmarks, while the Los Angeles Country Club and Museum Row are moments away. The climate is Mediterranean, with ocean breezes tempering warm, sunny days.
The local economy is anchored by luxury retail, hospitality, dining, and professional services, complemented by medical offices along Wilshire and creative firms nearby. Major arteries include Wilshire, Santa Monica, Sunset, Beverly, and La Cienega, with the Metro D Line extension bringing rail service to Wilshire and Rodeo. Ride-hailing, hotel car services, and wide, walkable blocks make getting around effortless.
- Nearby hubs: West Hollywood, Century City
- Museums close: LACMA, Petersen, Academy Museum
- Transit: D Line to Wilshire/Rodeo
- Airports: Los Angeles International, Burbank, Van Nuys
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