FAQs

What is South Beverly Hills Residents?

South Beverly Hills Residents is a volunteer-led community group made up of residents who live in the southern portion of Beverly Hills. The group exists to help neighbors stay informed, discuss issues affecting the area, and advocate for the interests of residents who live south of Wilshire Boulevard.

Our goal is to create opportunities for residents to learn about important developments, share concerns, and participate in conversations about the future of our neighborhood.

What is the mission of the group?

Our mission is to inform, connect, and advocate for residents of South Beverly Hills.

We aim to:

  • Provide clear information about major projects and changes affecting our neighborhood

  • Create opportunities for residents to ask questions and share perspectives

  • Encourage civic engagement and thoughtful dialogue

  • Advocate for policies and decisions that protect the quality of life in South Beverly Hills

Is this an official City of Beverly Hills program?

No. South Beverly Hills Residents is not affiliated with the City of Beverly Hills.

This is an independent, volunteer-led group organized by local residents. Any forums or informational events hosted by the group are community initiatives and are not official city meetings or programs.

Why was this group created?

Many residents have expressed interest in having a dedicated space to discuss issues that uniquely impact the southern part of Beverly Hills.

With several major developments and infrastructure projects approaching, the group was created to help ensure residents are informed and have opportunities to engage in constructive community discussion.

What issues are currently affecting South Beverly Hills?

Several major projects and issues are impacting the neighborhood, including:

  • The Gale Yard project, a City-owned property located at 8401 Wilshire Boulevard at the corner of Wilshire and Gale in Southeast Beverly Hills, just steps from the future Wilshire/La Cienega Metro station.

    • As part of the City’s Housing Element, Beverly Hills has committed to facilitating 557 affordable housing units on City-owned properties. The Gale Yard site has been identified as a location for at least 125 of those affordable units.

  • The upcoming Metro station opening, expected in the first week of May, which will introduce a new regional transit connection near South Beverly Hills.

  • Public safety and crime, which many residents have identified as an ongoing concern that requires continued attention and community awareness.

The group aims to provide a forum where residents can learn more about these topics and discuss them together.