Branded abodes from top hospitality names offer resort-like amenities
Branded residences continue to redefine luxury living in Los Angeles, offering homeowners the rare combination of private space and hotel-like amenities. In Beverly Hills, two high-profile developments, the newly relaunched Mandarin Oriental Residences and the forthcoming Rosewood Residences, highlight how top hospitality names are shaping the city’s residential market. Along with luxe options in Century City and West Hollywood, these homes reflect a growing demand for modern living — where design and white-glove service come together. By offering perks such as rooftop wellness spaces, chefs and concierges, these properties signal a shift in what buyers expect from high-end real estate in one of the country’s most competitive luxury markets. All have listings for sale.
Mandarin Oriental Residences Beverly Hills
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Recently relaunched with new pricing, the Mandarin Oriental Residences Beverly Hills pairs private homeownership with the brand’s signature five-star service. The 54-unit property features interiors by 1508 London and amenities including a rooftop pool, spa, fitness center and curated dining access. Select residences include private gardens by Enzo Enea. Pricing starts at $2.55 million, with turnkey residences currently available. 9200 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, mo-residencesbeverlyhills.com
Park Elm Residences at Century Plaza
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Making the case for luxury living in Century City, Park Elm Residences soar above the city to pair lavish lifestyles with city views. The 44-story building houses 268 two-to-fourbedroom homes, including a penthouse collection. Additionally, while not specifically a hotel-branded residence, its residents can establish a house account with the neighboring Fairmont Century Plaza for access to discount rates on the hotel, restaurant, bar and spa. 211 Elm Court, Century City, parkelmcenturyplaza.com
Rosewood Residences Beverly Hills
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The Rosewood Residences Beverly Hills brings the brand’s ultra-luxury hospitality approach to a residential setting. Marking Rosewood’s first-ever standalone residences, the project is set to emphasize high-touch service, design-forward interiors and a full suite of wellness and lifestyle amenities. Like its hotel counterparts, the development aims to blend privacy with elevated, hotel-style living. Also, Noble 33 will have two Japanese restaurants on site. 9900 S. Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, 9900santamonica.com
The Sun Rose Residences
The property’s elegant rooms designed by Martin Brudnizki Design StudioCredit: Will Edwards
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Formerly a Pendry property, the Sun Rose Residences West Hollywood relaunched just ahead of spring and has just 11 homes left in its 40-unit property. Here, residents enjoy effortless California living elevated by Wolfgang Puck dining concepts, wellness amenities, live music, 24-hour security, a private elevator, a rooftop pool, a wine tasting room and more. Homes offer floor-to-ceiling glass and private terraces with sweeping views. 8420 W. Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood, thesunroseresidences.com