Question 1

What is the median home price in Burlingame?

Accepted Answer

The median home price in Burlingame is $3.0M as of March 2026, with a price per square foot of $1,491 and homes averaging 12 days on market.

Question 2

Is Burlingame a good place to buy a home?

Accepted Answer

Burlingame is a charming, walkable, upscale, family-friendly neighborhood in the Bay Area. The jewel of the Peninsula — charming, walkable, and exceptional in every way. With a median home price of $3.0M and homes averaging 12 days on market, it is a highly competitive market. Contact Lily Lai for personalized guidance.

Question 3

How competitive is the Burlingame real estate market?

Accepted Answer

The Burlingame real estate market is competitive, with homes averaging 12 days on market at $3.0M median and $1,491/sqft. Multiple offers are common on desirable listings.

Question 4

Is Burlingame walkable?

Accepted Answer

Burlingame has a Walk Score of 84 (Very Walkable), a Bike Score of 56 (Bikeable), and a Transit Score of 45 (Some Transit).

Question 5

What is Burlingame like to live in?

Accepted Answer

Burlingame is consistently ranked among the best places to live in California, and it earns that distinction through a combination of factors that are rarely found together: a beautiful, walkable downtown, top-rated public schools, tree-lined residential streets, convenient freeway and Caltrain access, and a genuine sense of community. Broadway and Burlingame Avenue are two of the Peninsula's finest commercial streets, offering independent restaurants, wine bars, boutiques, and weekend farmers markets. The housing stock is predominantly single-family homes on generous lots, with architectural styles ranging from Craftsman bungalows to Spanish colonials to post-war ranch homes. Proximity to SFO is an advantage for frequent travelers. Burlingame is not cheap — it commands a premium — but buyers who invest here rarely regret it.

Question 6

What are the best restaurants in Burlingame?

Accepted Answer

Top restaurants in Burlingame include Ramen Nagi (Japanese), Village Pub (American), Crush Wine Bar (Wine Bar), Limon (Peruvian).

Question 7

What schools are in Burlingame?

Accepted Answer

Schools in Burlingame include Roosevelt Elementary (Public, grades K–5), Burlingame Intermediate (Public, grades 6–8), Burlingame High School (Public, grades 9–12).

Question 8

What things are there to do in Burlingame?

Accepted Answer

Popular things to do in Burlingame include Burlingame Avenue (Shopping), Washington Park (Park), Coyote Point Recreation Area (Outdoors), Broadway Farmers Market (Food).

Question 9

What are the neighborhoods within Burlingame?

Accepted Answer

Burlingame includes several distinct neighborhoods: Burlingame Park ($2.2M – $4.0M) — historic, character homes, walkable; Easton Addition ($2.5M – $4.5M) — top schools, prestigious, competitive; Ray Park ($2.0M – $3.2M) — family-friendly, parks, established; Broadway ($1.5M – $2.8M) — walkable, dining scene, convenient.

Question 10

What is the most affordable neighborhood in Burlingame?

Accepted Answer

The most accessible price points in Burlingame are in Broadway ($1.5M – $2.8M) and Ray Park ($2.0M – $3.2M). Contact Lily Lai for current availability.

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