Beverly Hills

Ah, the 90210 – one of the nation’s most exclusive and recognizable zip codes. Originally found by a group of investors who were hunting for oil in the early 1900s, this former farmland transformed into an iconic city, famous for its ties to the glitz and glam of the movie industry. Surprisingly, only about 35,000 residents live in the area.

Outside of the world famous shopping district and the allure of Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills is also a quiet, family-oriented community. This desirable zip code comes at a price with a median home value of over $6.5M.

Locals often split the town into “North of the Tracks” and “South of the Tracks.” The North includes neighborhoods like The Flats near Beverly Gardens Park—perfect for the avid runner in the family, as well as the quaint and quiet residential area of Beverly Hills Gateway.

Meanwhile, the South provides the practical Downtown Beverly Hills and the opulent Rodeo Drive. If you’re looking for a more reasonably priced home for Beverly Hills, try Doheny SW & SE. Those looking for verdant spaces can check out Roxbury Park or La Cienega Park. The best part about Beverly Hills is that there are always exquisite properties within reach.

For the area’s best shopping and those looking to be seen, you’ll want to hit Rodeo Drive. Enjoy one of the city’s best brunch spots at Viviane, a glass of wine at Wally’s, some of California’s best sushi at Nozawa Bar, or a more refined evening enjoying the tasting menu at Maude. Beverly Hills is brimming with culinary delights to satsfy every palate.