The sight of world-famous streets virtually abandoned, shops boarded up and storefronts sitting empty in Beverly Hills seemed unimaginable only a short time ago. But now, it is the new reality the City faces as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Businesses across the City are
The Beverly Hills Courier has obtained exclusive first details about the development plan submitted by LVMH for Cheval Blanc Beverly Hills. The ultra-luxury hospitality, retail and dining project is expected to open on Rodeo Drive in 2025. Plans call for an innovative, yet classic 115-guestroom
Imagine a ski beach with world-class dining and a cozy tequila yurt when you head down from some of the country's best slopes at the Canyons Village in Park City. Brentwood based developer Brian Shirken of Columbus Pacific Properties, who hails from Durban, South Africa, is
Home of the Golden Globes and many other spectacular high-profile Hollywood events, The Beverly Hilton hotel will be debuting a $35 million hotel transformation this spring. The complete renovation will coincide with the property's 65th anniversary in April. The plan is to reintroduce the local landmark
Once again, awards season is upon us kicking-off just after the New Year with the Golden Globes on Jan. 5, and continuing until the Oscars on Feb. 9. While celebrities will descend upon Beverly Hills and surrounding environs filling up top suites, there is a
The London-based luxury hotel company Maybourne Hotel Group has purchased Montage Beverly Hills. The Montage now joins a distinguished portfolio that includes the iconic Claridge's, The Connaught and The Berkeley in the heart of London. The acquisition – a hot topic in the business press of
The Wig Fairy salon in Beverly Hills has partnered with the Brave Program for a wig-gifting program designed to provide high quality wigs to women facing hair loss due to cancer, alopecia, and other hair loss conditions. Wig Fairy salon owner Mona Zargar shared the
The Courier's recent feature highlighting top women in residential real estate (Sept. 6 issue) was a hit with readers. Now, it's time to give their male counterparts a chance to participate. We've asked some of the City's top names in real estate this question: "What trends
The Courier reached out to some of the city's most prominent women in real estate about the hot residential market in Beverly Hills. Specifically, we asked: "In light of the continuing spotlight on local residential real estate, what is the most important advice you can offer
