Beverly Hills’ appeal to the rich and famous is a sound indicator of the resilience of its real estate market. If you are considering buying a property in the most desirable neighborhoods in the LA area, contact The National Buyers Agents Association (800-383-7188)!
Nestled between Los Angeles and West Hollywood, Beverly Hills is the iconic address for many celebrities and high-net-worth individuals to live in. Eddie Murphy starred in three movies about it (and is coming back as Alex Foley in the fourth installment of the series in 2024!) and was his home for a time, joining a string of Hollywood luminaries and superstars like Leonardo DiCaprio, John Depp, Al Pacino, Adele, and Taylor Swift.
If you feel drawn to living a life in truly the most luxurious neighborhood in the world, in an upscale gated community high in the hills with beautiful palm tree-lined streets, green parks, glamorous shops, restaurants, and gourmet food shops, Beverly Hills is the place! And to make sure you are moving to your new home with confidence, the top luxury real estate agents in California are here with a brief guide reviewing the five things most people don't know about this place.
The National Buyers Agents Association's video, titled "5 Things Most People Don't Know About Moving to Beverly Hills California," educates you on the advantages of moving to this Golden State community while debunking common misconceptions surrounding life in the city.
Watch the video at https://youtu.be/tDVw4Titdqg/
In the 2-minute online guide, the National Buyers Agents Association highlights the many options available in this star-studded community for luxury homebuyers who value privacy and seclusion, its safety (they have their own police department!), its central location within the county, immense career opportunities, and affordability. While Beverly Hills is notorious for its opulence and luxury, which make it the area with the highest average house price tags in the country, there are still neighborhoods that are surprisingly budget-friendly, the team says.
Beverly Hills is considered the most expensive city to live in Los Angeles County, with the median sale price of a home hitting $2.8 million in October 2023, according to Redfin data. However, while no area in the city is considered "cheap," some neighborhoods are more affordable and still offer you the chance to enjoy living in a secure, gated, community, with well-maintained streets and infrastructure, and easy access to dining, shopping, and entertainment venues, the association says.
If you are considering a move within California, you can request a free consultation with one of the buyer's agents who are members of the National Buyers Agents Association. The team maintains a database of real estate professionals rated by both the association and previous clients who offer you their location and negotiation expertise. The association also maintains a library of short videos on many other cities, where the experts compare house prices and current real estate market trends to equip you with the knowledge and confidence to go through the home-buying process with flying colors.
See the full list of California buyer’s agents at https://buyeragentsearch.com/associations-and-real-estate-agents/california-buyers-agents-network/
"No matter what happens in other parts of the country, real estate values in Beverly Hill and surrounding communities keep going up & up," Gary A., a National Buyers Agents Association member who caters to luxury property buyers in the area, says. "I offer 100% loyalty to my buyers and I provide a local insider's view to the Beverly Hills community."
If you are looking to buy a high-end home in this prestigious neighborhood and want to work with an experienced realtor who will point you to the most affordable areas, trust the National Buyers Agents Association!
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