Palos Verdes is one of the older communities in Los Angeles with a population of 42,412 and a median age of 49. The median household income of this high society group is $120,668 and the median property value is $1.3 million, which is pretty decent in California for what you get. 

Rancho Palos Verdes’ residents are diverse; it is composed of 54 percent Whites, 27 percent Asians, and 10 percent Hispanics.

Aside from Palos Verdes Estates and Rancho Palos Verdes, the Palos Verdes Peninsula includes Rolling Hills and Rolling Hills Estates. Perhaps the most spectacular coastal view in the entire Los Angeles County is provided by the peninsula and its four neighboring cities. There are cliffs and slopes in the lush landscape, which is home to Rocky Mountains.

Palos Verdes is a rural area full of open lands that are great for hiking and biking, but the area’s main attraction is its coastline with opulent beaches and some of the best surf in Southern California. Palos Verdes is not a frequently visited tourist destination, for better or for worse. There are several attractions along the coast that are easier to reach from Ranchos Palos Verdes, but most visitors instead make their way to Santa Monica, Venice, or Malibu. Thus, tourists need to travel a long distance to visit the peninsula, which makes it an ideal place for secluded residents to live. Those living in Palos Verdes tend to be territorial and non-friendly to visitors, which contributes to the area’s secluded nature. Since many years ago, local authorities have been disciplining the “Bay Boys.” Those who ride in Luanda Bay of Palos Verdes Estates are discouraged by this gang.