Is Beverly Hills, CA a good place to invest in rental property?

Beverly Hills, CA has a median modeled monthly cash flow of $-19,644 and a median cap rate of 0.2%, on a median sold price of $4,050,000. Prices changed +7.1% year over year.

What is the average cap rate in Beverly Hills, CA?

The median cap rate across recently sold homes in Beverly Hills, CA is 0.2%, based on CashFlowRE's rent and expense modeling.

What is the median home price in Beverly Hills, CA?

The median sold price in Beverly Hills, CA is $4,050,000 (about $1,254 per square foot).

Investing in Beverly Hills, CA Real Estate

A data-driven snapshot of the Beverly Hills, CA rental-property market, built from recently sold homes and CashFlowRE's per-listing investment modeling — median price, cap rate, monthly cash flow, appreciation and inventory — so you can judge the market before you ever open a listing.

$4,050,000Median sold price

$1,254Median $/sqft

0.2%Median cap rate

$-19,644Modeled cash flow / mo

+7.1%Appreciation YoY

16.8Months of supply

384Active listings

275Sold (last 12 mo)

What the Beverly Hills numbers say

In Beverly Hills, CA, the median home sold for $4,050,000 (about $1,254 per square foot), and the typical deal models out to a 0.2% cap rate with a median $-19,644 of monthly cash flow. Sold prices moved +7.1% over the past year. Inventory sits at about 16.8 months of supply — a looser, buyer-friendly market. These are medians across recorded sales; individual properties vary widely, which is exactly what CashFlowRE scores listing by listing.

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