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Accumulating groceries, housing, utilities, transportation, goods and services, and health care, Beverly Hills is 546.2% more expensive than the national average cost of living for a homeowner with no children.

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Property -

Buying a house in Beverly Hills will cost 783% more than the national average price of a house in the US.

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Rent -

Renting a small single bedroom apartment in Beverly Hills city center begins at $3,000 per month. 

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Renting a three-bedroom apartment around the city center of Beverly Hills costs an average of $5,725 per month.

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Bills -

The average monthly bills (electricity, water, garbage, heating, etc.) paid in Beverly Hills for a 915 square foot apartment is $142.

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Bills -

The average cost of Internet in the area of Beverly Hills is $75 per month.

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Clothing -

A summer dress from a chain retailer like Zara will cost an average price of $37.

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Entertainment -

The average monthly membership to gyms in Beverly Hills is $92 per month.

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Entertainment -

The average price of a single cinema ticket for an international release is $15.

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Restaurants, bars, and cafés -

The average cost of eating a meal in an inexpensive restaurant is $25 per person.

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A small Coke will set you back around $2.15 at a restaurant.

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The average cost of a 16 oz beer is $9 at a bar.

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The cost of a cappuccino is more or less the same as it is in the rest of LA, costing $4.17 on average.

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A 12 oz bottle of water in Beverly Hills is expected to cost $1.50 and upwards at a restaurant.

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Childcare -

To send a child to kindergarten in Beverly Hills would cost an average of $2,000 a month.

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School -

The average annual cost of sending a child to elementary/grade school is $11,333.

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Groceries -

Groceries are typically 16% more expensive than the national average.

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Groceries -

At a supermarket, a regular gallon of milk costs $4.75 on average. The price of milk goes up to $11.

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The price of a loaf of bread from a supermarket ranges from $2.35 to $7.

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White rice costs an average of $5 by the pound.

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A dozen eggs cost anything from $2 to $6. The average price is $3.50.

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Apples from a supermarket are, on average, $1.

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An average-sized single onion from a local grocery shop in Beverly Hills will cost around $1.50.

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A single head of lettuce in the area costs $3 on average.

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Groceries -

A bottle of wine from a supermarket (mid-range) would cost you $14 on average.

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You would pay $4 on average for slightly less than a half-gallon of water from a supermarket. Drinking the daily recommended amount of bottled water a day would cost $10.

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A half-liter of beer from a supermarket is $4.29 on average in the area.

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Transport -

Transport is 26% more expensive than the national average. 

Sources:(Numbeo)(AreaVibes)(BestPlaces)

See also: Peek into some of the most luxurious houses of celebrities

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