
The Beverly Hills home sales statistics below are taken directly from the MLS and are for single family homes. They don't take into consideration condos, income property and private sales.
8 properties sold in February, the same as in January '10 but 4 more than in February '09. The most expensive was $16,500,000 and the least expensive was a mere $3,162,000.
The median price of $9,400,000 is way up from $1,687,500 in January, and $3,200,000 in February '09.
Days on the market for sold listings was 115, up from 98 in January, and 141 in February '09.
There has been little change in the Beverly Hills market over the last two months, except for the price of the homes sold.


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Hi there!! I've actually been looking for someone in Beverly Hills. I have some incredible properties up here in wine country ..Sonoma that usually apeal to Southern Cal people. If you ever need a beautiful wine country home...let me know!! I have some beautiful properties and of course you know the prices are amazing! let me know! Michele Samson 707.490.9800
A mere $3,162,000 :-) Thanks for posting so I can remember that I live in a blighted, crime-filled (as opposed to creme-filled), foreclosure ravaged, poverty stricken little city called Memphis.
Michele, will keep it in mind.
David, nah, I'm sure Memphis is lovely.
Hi Jane. With so few homes sold at such a wide range of prices, it must drive folks (ands appraisers) nuts trying to figure out what's happening in the market. Good thing they have you!
Rick , yep the one-stop-shop :)
I love the local signs like the one you used in this post. They add spice to a market report!
Kate, thank you.