Los Angeles metro, CA relocation guide
Moving to Beverly Hills, CA
$8,941,944Median listing price
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About Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills is the world-famous luxury city west of Los Angeles, home to roughly 32,000 residents within 5.7 square miles. Rodeo Drive shopping, trophy estates north of Sunset Boulevard, and the Beverly Hills Hotel define its image; prices are among the highest in the nation, with a median list price approaching $9 million in late September 2026.
Home prices in Beverly Hills
The median listing price in Beverly Hills is $8,941,944.
Top places in Beverly Hills
- Rodeo Drive and Canon Drive shopping district
- Beverly Gardens Park and its famous lily pond and cactus garden
- The Beverly Hills Hotel (Pink Palace) on Sunset Boulevard
- Spadena House ("the Witch's House")
- Greystone Mansion and Park (public park and event venue)
Commuting from Beverly Hills
- By car: About 10–14 miles west of downtown Los Angeles; roughly 25–45 minutes via I-10 or surface streets in typical conditions.
- By train: Wilshire/Rodeo station on the Metro D Line (Purple) extension; downtown LA is about a 30-minute train ride once the extension fully opens.
- By air: About 10–12 miles northeast of LAX; roughly 20–30 minutes by car.
Beverly Hills FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Beverly Hills, CA?
The median listing price in Beverly Hills is $8,941,944. Median list price · Altos Research · 2026-09-24 - How is the commute from Beverly Hills, CA?
By car: About 10–14 miles west of downtown Los Angeles; roughly 25–45 minutes via I-10 or surface streets in typical conditions.
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Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.