Demand is anchored by Beverly Hills’ close-in location, amenities, schools and tight rental market with sub-1% vacancy and rising rents that keep investors competitive even as stock stays thin. Houses are still recording mid single-digit annual gains while units have edged slightly lower over the past six months, making the suburb appealing to buyers chasing resilience near $1.7m median house values yet value-locked unit entry points. Large-scale seniors living and residential projects due by 2026 offer growth runway, but buyers should still weigh lingering rate risk and the fact new supply will take time to absorb before further upside emerges.