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Beverly Hills movers

Movers in Beverly Hills, Bel Air and Holmby Hills

The short answer

Elite Moving & Storage provides white glove moving in Beverly Hills, Bel Air and Holmby Hills, including a private walkthrough, city parking signs and gate registration, custom crating where art and stone need it, and placement to your floor plan. Bel Air, Holmby Hills and the Beverly Hills Post Office area are in the City of Los Angeles, so each move is planned under the right city's rules.

Local knowledge

Moving in Beverly Hills: what we plan for

Every community has its own access rules, streets and building requirements. These are the details settled before move day, so the day itself is uneventful.

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    City sign permits and move hours

    The City of Beverly Hills sells temporary No Parking signs at City Hall. They go up in front of the home at least 72 hours before the move, and the police department is told once they are posted. Residential moves on the north side of Santa Monica Boulevard do not need them. Residential moves run 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, so large homes are crewed to fit that window.

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    No trucks or containers left overnight

    Beverly Hills prohibits overnight street parking from 2:30 to 5 a.m. in single-family neighborhoods and commercial zones, and storage crates, PODS and shipping containers may not be left overnight in the public right-of-way. A two-day estate move is planned so loaded trucks stand on the property overnight or leave each evening and return in the morning.

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    90210 is not always Beverly Hills

    Homes in the Beverly Hills Post Office area carry a Beverly Hills 90210 mailing address but sit in the City of Los Angeles, as do Bel Air and Holmby Hills. There, the Beverly Hills sign rules and the 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. move window do not apply; Los Angeles street, permit and Red Flag parking rules do. The city line is the first thing we check.

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    Guard-gated enclaves

    Beverly Park, where North Beverly Park is entered from Mulholland Drive, and Bel Air Crest, off Sepulveda Boulevard near the 405, are guard-gated communities. Communities like these typically set their own rules for vendors, so we confirm gate registration, any certificate the association requires and the permitted move hours in advance, and the crew and trucks are expected at the gate.

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    Canyon roads and Red Flag days

    Benedict Canyon and Coldwater Canyon carry traffic between Beverly Hills and the Valley, and upper Bel Air's roads wind toward Mulholland, so a parked truck is in someone's way and long drives often need a smaller shuttle truck. Some hillside streets here are posted for Red Flag parking; we check whether the address is on one and keep the truck off it on a Red Flag day.

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    Trousdale Estates and mid-century homes

    Trousdale Estates, at the highest point of Beverly Hills above Sunset Boulevard, was built from the 1950s with single-story homes by architects such as Paul R. Williams and Wallace Neff, kept low by design review to protect the views. Long, low floor plans mean careful routing through the house, and period furniture is crated or wrapped according to what it is worth.

Movers serving Beverly Hills, Bel Air and Holmby Hills

Beverly Hills is a small city, and several of the neighborhoods people call Beverly Hills are not in it at all. The flats run on the city’s sign rules and its 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. move window. Trousdale Estates is a hillside of long, low mid-century houses. Beverly Park answers to its guard gate, and Bel Air, like the Beverly Hills Post Office area, to the City of Los Angeles. Elite Moving & Storage starts every plan from that map.

The private walkthrough, in person or by video, opens with two local questions: is the address in Beverly Hills or Los Angeles, and which side of Santa Monica Boulevard is it on? That decides whose rules apply and whether the city’s No Parking signs are needed. We then note the pieces that need crating and the carry from the door to the truck. The itemized inventory and written estimate follow, and they guide the move until the last piece is placed. That is the core of white glove moving.

The Beverly Hills flats, the hillside and Trousdale Estates

The flats, between Sunset Boulevard and Santa Monica Boulevard, are the city’s classic residential streets: wide and tree-lined, with generous setbacks and long driveways, often behind a gate. Access from the street is usually straightforward, so the work is inside the house: rooms of fine furniture, stone and marble tops, chandeliers, mirrors and art on most walls. No city signs are needed on this side of Santa Monica Boulevard, so the planning goes into the crew and any crating the house needs.

North of Sunset the city climbs into the hills. Trousdale Estates, at the top of Beverly Hills, is known for its single-story mid-century homes, kept low by design to protect the views. Streets curve, some driveways are steep, and many homes hold period furniture and design pieces that deserve their own crates.

South of Santa Monica Boulevard, a move usually needs the city’s signs, posted at least 72 hours ahead. Condominium buildings anywhere in the city add their own rules: a certificate for the association, a reserved elevator and set loading hours.

Beverly Hills Post Office and Beverly Park

The Beverly Hills Post Office area, often shortened to BHPO, rises from the Beverly Hills city line toward Mulholland Drive and takes in Benedict Canyon and Coldwater Canyon. Homes there use a Beverly Hills 90210 mailing address, but they are in the City of Los Angeles, so Los Angeles rules for parking, permits and Red Flag days apply. Lots are larger than in the city below, and some homes sit at the end of long, steep or narrow drives where a full-size truck cannot turn. We stage on a wider street and shuttle with a smaller vehicle when the route calls for it.

Beverly Park, a guard-gated community of large homes split into North and South Beverly Park, sits in the hills of the BHPO area, with North Beverly Park’s main entrance on Mulholland Drive. The gate list and the association’s paperwork are settled before the crew leaves.

Bel Air and Holmby Hills moving

Bel Air rises from Sunset Boulevard into the Santa Monica Mountains, with its East Gate at Beverly Glen Boulevard and its West Gate at Bellagio Way. It is usually described in three parts: East Gate Old Bel Air, West Gate Bel Air and Upper Bel Air, in the higher hills toward Mulholland Drive. Near the 405, off Sepulveda Boulevard, is the guard-gated community of Bel Air Crest. Roads wind up canyons such as Stone Canyon, and truck size is chosen for the street, not for the house.

Holmby Hills sits between Bel Air and Beverly Hills, divided by Sunset Boulevard and running south toward Wilshire, on lots zoned for up to four acres. The terrain is gentler than Bel Air’s, but the scale is not: long motor courts, guest houses, household staff and collections built over decades. Just south, the condominium towers of the Wilshire Corridor, between Holmby Hills and Westwood, bring the opposite problem: elevator reservations, loading dock times and a certificate for building management.

Estates, high-end collections and time between homes

Large moves here rarely happen in one step. A household may be moving a principal residence while a guest house is staged, or holding furniture while a house is renovated or rebuilt. After the January 2025 Palisades Fire, demand for leased and furnished homes across the Westside rose sharply, and some families are living in a rental while their own house is rebuilt. A move into a temporary home is planned with the same care as any other, with storage for what the rental cannot hold and a clear list of what goes where when it is time to move home.

A household running a principal residence, a guest house and staff schedules at once is the core of estate moving. Paintings, sculpture and objects that need crating and handling on their own schedule are covered under fine art moving, and we can arrange storage between homes. Crews keep to the rooms and entrances agreed in the plan, and any house protocol you set at the walkthrough is written into it.

Office movers in Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills is also a business address, home to talent agencies, entertainment companies and professional firms. Offices in the Golden Triangle, the business district between Wilshire Boulevard and Santa Monica Boulevard, and along Wilshire sit mostly in multi-tenant buildings where property management sets the dock, the elevator, the hours and the certificate it wants first. Firms here tend to move client files, reception and conference room art and executive furniture, so the inventory is kept by department and the move is usually set for a weekend. See office and commercial moving.

Moving across the city line to the east? Design studios, Sunset Strip condos and Hollywood Hills homes are covered on our page for West Hollywood and the Hollywood Hills.

Questions

Beverly Hills moving questions, answered

How much do movers cost in Beverly Hills?

In Beverly Hills the clock is a cost driver: residential moves run 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., so a large home gets a bigger crew or a second day. Crating for art and stone and shuttle trucks on canyon drives add the rest. A white glove local move typically runs about $3,500 to $7,500 for a condo or two-bedroom home, $7,500 to $18,000 for three to four bedrooms, and $18,000 to $60,000 or more for a five-bedroom home or estate.

How much does it cost to move a 3,000 sq ft house in Beverly Hills?

A 3,000 square foot home is usually three to four bedrooms, which puts a white glove move at roughly $7,500 to $18,000. The number moves with the amount of packing, how many pieces need custom crates, whether the house is in the flats or up a canyon drive that needs a shuttle truck, and whether anything goes into storage. We quote after a walkthrough.

Do I need a permit for a moving truck in Beverly Hills?

It depends on which side of Santa Monica Boulevard the home is on. Residential moves on the north side, which takes in the flats and the hillside, do not need the city's temporary No Parking signs. South of the boulevard, the signs are bought at City Hall, posted at least 72 hours ahead and reported to the police department. Everywhere in the city, residential moves run between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.

Are Bel Air and the Beverly Hills Post Office area part of Beverly Hills?

No. Bel Air, Holmby Hills and the Beverly Hills Post Office area are neighborhoods of the City of Los Angeles, even though BHPO homes use a Beverly Hills 90210 mailing address. That changes move day: the Beverly Hills No Parking signs and the 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. window do not apply there, while Los Angeles rules for street parking, permits and Red Flag days do.

Can you move a home in Beverly Park or another gated community?

Yes. Guard-gated communities such as Beverly Park and Bel Air Crest typically set their own rules for vendors. Before move day we confirm gate registration for the crew and trucks, any certificate of insurance the association asks for and the hours moves are allowed, then plan truck size and staging around the community's private roads.

Can a Beverly Hills move take more than one day?

Large homes and estates often take two or more days, especially with custom crating and the city's 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. window for residential moves. Beverly Hills bans overnight street parking from 2:30 to 5 a.m. in single-family and commercial areas, and containers cannot be left in the street overnight, so loaded trucks either stand on the property or leave each evening and return in the morning.

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Moving in Beverly Hills? Start with a walkthrough.

Tell us what is moving and when. We will arrange a walkthrough, in person or by video, and send a written plan and estimate.