Beverly Hills is ushering in 2026 with a lively array of cultural events, business milestones, and luxury openings.

 

The year kicks off at L’Ermitage Beverly Hills with the First Full Moon Sound Bath, inviting locals to recharge and set intentions.

 

On January 5, The Rooftop Beverly Hills will host entrepreneurs for a vibrant networking dinner.

 

Residents should note road closures near the Beverly Hilton during the prestigious 83rd Golden Globe Awards on January 11, as Wilshire Blvd. and North Santa Monica Blvd. will be impacted.

 

Opportunities for business networking continue at Crustacean on January 22 with ACG Los Angeles’ New Year Kickoff.

 

Later in the month, the Beverly Hills January Glow Vendor Fair at La Cienega Park will spotlight local vendors and live entertainment.

 

Fall 2025 brings Industrious’s first Beverly Hills coworking space, while a striking new Louis Vuitton flagship—designed by Frank Gehry—will add to the city’s renowned retail scene.

 

Food lovers can indulge at the new 88 Club by Mei Lin or experience fine dining at Monsieur Dior by Dominique Crenn, further enriching the city’s culinary landscape.

 

Beverly Hills remains a hub for luxury, innovation, and community spirit in 2026.

Citrus County’s real estate market is shifting as 2024 brings fewer home sales, but higher prices.

 

Single-family home sales dropped by 4.9%, totaling 3,073 closings, yet the median sale price rose 3.1% to $299,000.

 

The average sale price climbed to $348,309, while homes now take a median of 50 days to go under contract—indicating a slower, more considered pace for buyers and sellers alike.

 

Manufactured homes outperformed, with sales rising 6% and median prices up 3.3% to $167,190, highlighting affordable housing’s local appeal.

 

By June 2025, the median home price stabilized at $284,839, reflecting a balanced market with more inventory and options for buyers.

 

Major developments in Homosassa, Lecanto, and Crystal River are underway, aiming to meet demand as the area grows.

 

Looking to 2026, modest price gains are forecast, with new construction and steady investment supporting long-term growth.