ZIP Code 90210 — Beverly Hills, California

    90210 is a majority-owner, higher-income Beverly Hills ZIP code with 19,004 residents in Los Angeles County. Median household income is $187,801, 2.8 times the median for Los Angeles ZIP codes on this site, and the median home is valued at $2,000,000 or more.

    ZIP
    90210
    City
    Beverly Hills
    County
    Los Angeles County
    Residents
    19,004

    The Census Bureau caps reported home values at $2,000,001. This ZIP is at the cap, so its true median home value and price-to-income ratio are higher than shown.

    How 90210 compares

    Figure90210LA ZIP medianRank
    Median household income$187,801$67,8343rd of 95
    Median home value$2,000,000 or more$972,0501st of 95 (tied)
    Median gross rent$3,251$1,7922nd of 95
    Median age51.936.73rd of 95
    Mean commute (minutes)28.4 min30.8 min60th of 95 (tied)
    Poverty rate9.2%18.4%80th of 95
    Owner-occupied homes71%29%4th of 95
    Bachelor's degree or higher68%41%14th of 95 (tied)
    Unemployment rate5.2%8.6%85th of 95

    Ranks count from the highest value (1st) among the 95 ZIP codes on this site with full Census data. The Los Angeles (LA) ZIP median is the middle value across the 60 of them with a Los Angeles mailing address.

    What stands out in 90210

    Incomes run ahead of education here. 68% of adults hold a bachelor's degree, yet median household income ($187,801) is 57% above the $119,892 that a trend line across the site's ZIPs predicts for that degree rate. Larger households or well-paid work that does not require a degree are common reasons.

    Median gross rent is $3,251, 81% above the $1,792 Los Angeles ZIP median and the 2nd-highest of 95. Incomes keep pace: that rent is 20.8% of the median household's income, under HUD's 30% cost-burden line.

    The median resident is 51.9 years old, 15.2 years older than in the typical Los Angeles ZIP and the 3rd-oldest of 95.

    Buying and renting in 90210

    Homes here cost at least 10.6 times the median household income; the Census caps home values at $2,000,000, so the true ratio is higher. Renting is the cheaper way in: the median rent is 20.8% of median household income, one of the lightest rent burdens on the site, under HUD's 30% cost-burden line.

    The 2026 affordability report ranks every ZIP on these two ratios.

    90210 and its neighbors

    Next to its five nearest ZIPs (90069, 90077, 90024, 90212, 90046), 90210 differs most on median household income: $187,801 against a neighborhood median of $107,987.

    The sharpest contrast is 90024 (Los Angeles), about 2.7 miles away, where the median resident is 29.2 years younger. The closest match among the five is 90077 (Los Angeles).

    Distances are straight lines between ZIP center points.

    ZIP Code 90210 Census figures

    People

    Population19,004
    Density1,768/sq mi
    Median age51.9
    Male49.6%
    Female50.4%

    Income and work

    Median household$187,801
    Per capita$147,098
    Poverty rate9.2%
    Unemployment5.2%

    Housing

    Housing units9,531
    Owner-occupied71%
    Renter-occupied29%
    Median home value$2,000,000 or more
    Median gross rent$3,251

    Education (adults 25 and older)

    High school or higher97%
    Bachelor's or higher68%

    Postal and location facts

    USPS city
    Beverly Hills
    County
    Los Angeles County
    Main area code
    310
    ZIP type
    Standard
    Time zone
    Pacific
    Approximate center
    34.1005° N, 118.4146° W
    Land area
    10.75 sq mi
    Water area
    0.05 sq mi

    The main area code is the code most numbers in the ZIP use; overlay codes can also be assigned in the same area.

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    Sources and methodology

    Figures are U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year estimates, 2020-2024 for the ZIP Code Tabulation Area (ZCTA), the Census Bureau's stand-in for a ZIP code. They describe the area over the five-year survey window, not a single year, and small areas carry wider margins of error. Comparisons and ranks are computed on this site from the same figures; the "Los Angeles ZIP median" is the middle value across the Los Angeles ZIP codes here, each counted once.

    FigureCensus table
    PopulationB01003
    Median ageB01002
    Median household incomeB19013
    Poverty rateS1701
    Unemployment rateS2301
    Owner / renter share of occupied homesB25003
    Median home value (owner estimate)B25077
    Median gross rentB25064
    Bachelor's degree or higher (age 25+)S1501
    Mean travel time to workDP03

    Land and water area come from the Census Bureau's 2020 ZIP Code Tabulation Area geography; density is population ÷ land area. Area codes come from North American Numbering Plan maps and ZIP city names from the USPS. Full field list, formulas and limitations: methodology.

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