Beverly Hills

WELCOME TO BEVERLY HILLS

After a failed attempt to find oil on the land in the early 1900’s, present day Beverly Hills was subdivided into lots. It wasn’t long before the city would contain one of the most famous zip codes in the world, attracting the town’s most elite actors, actresses and businessmen. Despite its name, Beverly Hills is most built on flat land and unofficially divided into North and South by Santa Monica Boulevard.

AROUND THE BLOCK

BEVERLY HILLS:

Home to movie star residents and their expansive homes, Beverly Hills is one of the most famous cities in the world.

The epicenter of its renowned retail, Rodeo Drive, is one of Los Angeles’ main attractions, and the neighborhood also boasts some of the best restaurants in the country, making it an idyllic place to work and play.

Palm-lined park beside a broad Beverly Hills street.

THE NEIGHBORS:

Entertainers, producers, and influencers.

The 90210 zip code’s proximity to Hollywood studios has long attracted entertainment industry VIPs, from performers and producers to agents and managers. Houses are often tucked away behind large gates to ensure privacy for their occupants.

Pedestrians cross a Beverly Hills shopping street lined with luxury boutiques.

Modern hillside home with wood trim, framed by a large tree and distant city views.

Two pedestrians pass a large pink-and-black mural, their shadows cast on the wall.

WHAT TO EXPECT:

Beautiful cars, luxurious homes, and world-renowned services.

Anchored by Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills is home to some of the world’s finest haute couture, so be prepared for impeccably dressed men and women walking down the streets. The area is also a mecca for classic automobile enthusiasts and their perfectly-kept vintage cars. It’s a spectacle to watch the world go by here and everyone is part of the experience.

Beverly Hills shopping street with palm trees, pedestrians, and luxury storefronts.

Luxury storefront with a bright orange entrance and gold window framing on a sunny sidewalk.

CHANEL storefront on a Beverly Hills street.

THE LIFESTYLE:

Overt luxury and uncompromising glamour in all things.

Channeling Hollywood’s characteristic grandeur, Beverly Hills is endlessly and unapologetically polished. From fine dining to designer retail, residents are afforded unparalleled access to the very best.

Outdoor restaurant patio with diners beneath red umbrellas and arched stucco walls.

Brick-and-glass building with arched windows overlooking a landscaped courtyard and elevated staircase.

Ralph Lauren storefront on a Beverly Hills shopping street, framed by palm trees and pedestrians.

UNEXPECTED APPEAL:

Hidden pockets of verdant, SoCal nature.

Complementing its boulevards of retail and residences, the neighborhood boasts beautiful foliage and public green spaces including Beverly Gardens Park.

Beverly Hills shopping street with ornate storefronts, a domed corner building, pedestrians, and palm trees.

THE MARKET:

Expansive homes within exclusive enclaves.

Grand estates on manicured lots abound in Beverly Hills. Many homes feature gating and protected grounds for greater privacy, shielding high-profile owners from prying eyes.

Modern white stucco home with a glass-paneled garage door and landscaped entrance.

Modern home with a dramatic wood-slat canopy over its glass entrance and landscaped steps.

Two-story stucco home with tall windows, manicured hedges, and a gated driveway.

YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH:

Beauty and grandiosity around every corner.

Undeniably gorgeous and filled with Hollywood history, Beverly Hills abounds with storied landmarks. From the iconic Beverly Hills Hotel to Greystone Mansion, the neighborhood is visually stunning.