Beverly Hills Shul Map

A Persian and Sephardic Orthodox centre north of Pico-Robertson β€” Nessah Synagogue on Rexford Drive, Magen David of Beverly Hills, Young Israel of North Beverly Hills with its own mikvah, SYCS and Chabad, around Wilshire Boulevard.

  • 5 shuls
  • 2 kosher stores, dining, mikvahs & schools
  • Median home $2,000,000+

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  • Walking radius (approx.)

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Mikvahs

  • Young Israel North Beverly Hills Mikvah

Price range

$$$$ relative to nearby communities

Median home value $2,000,000+ Β· 79% of households rent

Census median for ZIP 90212 (American Community Survey, 2020–2024) β€” the whole ZIP, as valued by owners; today's asking prices usually run higher.

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Beverly Hills’ Orthodox community is centred in the flats north of Pico-Robertson. Nessah Synagogue on South Rexford Drive and Magen David of Beverly Hills on Foothill Road are among the best-known Persian congregations in the country; Young Israel of North Beverly Hills on Alden Drive has its own mikvah; and Chabad of North Beverly Hills and the Sephardic Young Community Shul are on Wilshire Boulevard.

Housing is among the most expensive in Los Angeles, and most families rely on Pico-Robertson, a few minutes south, for kosher shopping, restaurants and day schools such as Hillel Hebrew Academy and Yavneh.

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More Los Angeles neighborhoods: Pico-Robertson Β· Hancock Park, LA Β· Valley Village, LA Β· Westwood, LA Β· Encino / Tarzana

Compare Beverly Hills with other Orthodox communities in: Los Angeles Β· California

Local Jewish Federation: Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles

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Frequently asked questions

How many shuls are in Beverly Hills?

Beverly Hills has 5 shuls on ShulMap in Los Angeles: Nessah Synagogue, Young Israel of North Beverly Hills, Magen David of Beverly Hills, Chabad of North Beverly Hills, Sephardic Young Community Shul (SYCS).

What is Beverly Hills like for an observant family?

A Persian and Sephardic Orthodox centre north of Pico-Robertson β€” Nessah Synagogue on Rexford Drive, Magen David of Beverly Hills, Young Israel of North Beverly Hills with its own mikvah, SYCS and Chabad, around Wilshire Boulevard.

Are there Orthodox synagogues in Beverly Hills?

Yes β€” shul is the traditional term for synagogue, and Beverly Hills has 5 Orthodox synagogues listed on ShulMap, each mapped with the kosher amenities and housing around it.

Where are the Orthodox shuls in Beverly Hills?

Mostly in the flats around Wilshire Boulevard: Nessah Synagogue on South Rexford Drive, Young Israel of North Beverly Hills on Alden Drive, Chabad of North Beverly Hills and the Sephardic Young Community Shul on Wilshire, and Magen David of Beverly Hills on Foothill Road. Pico-Robertson, with Beth Jacob and the Pico Boulevard shuls, is just to the south.

Who lives in Beverly Hills' Orthodox community?

Beverly Hills has one of the largest Persian Jewish communities outside Iran, and several of its shuls β€” Nessah and Magen David among them β€” follow Persian and Sephardic minhagim. Young Israel of North Beverly Hills and Chabad serve Ashkenazi families, and many families also use the schools and shops of Pico-Robertson next door.

How much does a home cost in Beverly Hills?

The US Census median home value for ZIP 90212, which covers Beverly Hills, is $2,000,000+ (American Community Survey, 2020–2024, as valued by owners), and 79% of households there rent. That is a ZIP-wide figure, and asking prices today usually run higher β€” on ShulMap Beverly Hills sits in the $$$$ band relative to nearby communities.

Where can I find housing in Beverly Hills?

Use the apartment and home search on this page to see current listings in Beverly Hills. Walking distances to shuls are approximate β€” confirm what's comfortable for your family.

Walking distance: Walking-distance circles are approximate and do not assert a halachic standard. Confirm what is walkable for you locally.

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