Beverly Hills 90210: Crime Score, Schools, and Home Value Data
By Sharon Ben-Moshe · June 19, 2026
ZIP 90210 scores 92/100 on NeighborScore — the top of our Los Angeles set — on a 95 safety score and an 88 school score. Here's the data on crime, schools, and its very high home prices.
Beverly Hills (ZIP 90210) scores 92/100 on NeighborScore, the highest in our Los Angeles set. NeighborScore's overall score blends safety (53%) and schools (47%); home value is shown separately as an affordability signal and does not change the overall. Safety is FBI Part I violent crime per resident vs the ZIP's county; schools blend grade coverage with NCES math/reading proficiency.
Safety score: 95/100
On violent crime per resident, benchmarked to Los Angeles County, 90210 sits in the top safety band — one of the safest ZIPs in the county. Its own police department and a low-density, high-income residential base drive the result.
School score: 88/100
NCES data shows the ZIP's public schools at roughly 82% math and 79% reading proficiency across about six schools — well above California averages. Beverly Hills Unified is small and well-funded.
Home value: affordability 12/100
Zillow's home-value index puts the typical 90210 home in the millions (around $6.4M), with rents near $3,000/mo and ~57 days on market — among the least affordable ZIPs in the country. That low affordability score is shown for context and does not lower the 92 overall.
Bottom line
Beverly Hills (90210) is the rare ZIP that tops both safety and schools at once for a 92 overall, at an extreme price. If budget allows, the data backs the reputation; affordability is its only weak axis.