5. Beverly Hills — Stick to the Flats The Beverly Hills Flats neighborhood—so-called to distinguish it from the hills—is a prime spot to enjoy good treats and memorable decorations.

California is home to some of the world’s most luxurious and expensive properties, where real estate becomes a symbol of status and power. With sun-soaked landscapes and elite neighborhoods, the state ...

It might be the only free thing in Beverly Hills. The monied city known for its mansions to the stars and ultra-exclusive Rodeo Drive shops is considering adopting a “free speech zone” at city ...

The “Welcome to Black Beverly Hills” billboard remained there from 2020 until February 2024. Over the years, the sign has showcased a range of messages, occasionally spotlighting other local ...

The Beverly Hills City Council approved the project in 2021 over the objection of Councilmember John Mirisch, who called the proposed development “elitist, exclusive and exclusionary.” ...

Beverly Hills Gateway comes second among the most costly neighborhoods in the United States. As of July, Beverly Hills Gateway boasts an average home value of $10,211,734 which has decreased by 5. ...

In February 2020, the typical home in the 1,000 most expensive U.S. neighborhoods ranged from $1.1 million to about $10.6 million, according to figures from Zillow.