A WALK AROUND TOWN
Beverly Hills: a walk from the gardens to Rodeo Drive
A recorded walk through Beverly Hills, including Beverly Gardens Park and Rodeo Drive. Published and hosted by HP Walking Tours; this is not a live view.
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Living here
Average rent in Beverly Hills
What renters actually pay, by number of bedrooms, and how Beverly Hills compares with California and the US.
Median rent
$2,805/mo
108% above US
1 bedroom
$2,458/mo
108% above US
2 bedrooms
$3,369/mo
152% above US
Renters paying 30%+ of income
54%
US 50%
Renter households
8,267
Rent by number of bedrooms
Studio$1,853a month56% above USIncome needed: $74,120/yr
1 bedroom$2,458a month108% above USIncome needed: $98,320/yr
2 bedrooms$3,369a month152% above USIncome needed: $134,760/yr
3 bedrooms$3,501a month133% above USIncome needed: $140,040/yr
4 bedrooms$3,501a month88% above USIncome needed: $140,040/yr
5+ bedrooms$3,501a month77% above USIncome needed: $140,040/yr
Median gross rent (contract rent plus utilities) for occupied rental units, by bedrooms. Income needed uses the 30% rule.
How Beverly Hills compares
- Beverly Hills$1,853
- California$1,531
- United States$1,185
- Beverly Hills$2,458
- California$1,709
- United States$1,180
- Beverly Hills$3,369
- California$2,014
- United States$1,338
- Beverly Hills$3,501
- California$2,262
- United States$1,500
Two-bedroom rent in nearby cities
- Beverly Hills$3,369
- West Hollywood$2,528
- Manhattan Beach$3,501
- South Gate$1,629
- Alhambra$1,956
- Torrance$2,370
- Carson$1,717
- Downey$2,031
- Beverly Hills54%
- West Hollywood47%
- Manhattan Beach37%
- South Gate55%
- Alhambra54%
- Torrance51%
- Carson52%
- Downey59%
Nearby cities are other Local City Network guides in California, nearest first.
What rent can you afford?
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At 30% of income you can spend about $3,369 a month.
- Studio $1,853
- 1 bedroom $2,458
- 2 bedrooms $3,369
- 3 bedrooms $3,501
- 4 bedrooms $3,501
- 5+ bedrooms $3,501
Green means the median Beverly Hills rent for that size fits your budget. Landlords often ask for income of 2.5–3× the monthly rent.
How stretched are renters?
54% of Beverly Hills renters spend 30% or more of their income on rent, and 35% spend half or more. The typical renter household puts 33% of its income toward rent (US: 50% and 25%).
Rent by zip code
Median gross rent for each ZIP Code Tabulation Area that overlaps Beverly Hills.
HUD fair market rents
Studio$2,151
1 bedroom$2,402
2 bedrooms$2,964
3 bedrooms$3,760
4 bedrooms$4,208
HUD’s 2027 fair market rents for Los Angeles-Long Beach-Glendale, CA HUD Metro FMR Area are the payment benchmarks for housing vouchers (about the 40th percentile of recent movers’ rents), so they often differ from the medians above.
More on living in Beverly Hills
Neighborhoods of Beverly Hills
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Questions
What is the average rent in Beverly Hills?
The median gross rent (rent plus utilities) is $2,805 a month, 43% above the California median and 108% above the national median.
How much is a one-bedroom apartment in Beverly Hills?
The median one-bedroom rents for $2,458 a month (US: $1,180).
How much is a two-bedroom in Beverly Hills?
The median two-bedroom rents for $3,369 a month (US: $1,338).
How much do you need to make to rent in Beverly Hills?
Using the common 30% rule, a median two-bedroom ($3,369) takes a household income of about $134,760 a year, and a one-bedroom about $98,320.
Is rent affordable in Beverly Hills?
About 54% of Beverly Hills renters spend 30% or more of their income on rent, and 35% spend at least half (US: 50% and 25%).
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019–2023 5-year estimates (tables B25031, B25070 and B25071). Estimates have margins of error; figures are in 2023 dollars.