• Home
  • Rebate Program
  • Buyers
    • How to win a multiple offer battle
    • Why you should offer a two week escrow
    • Comprehensive market analysis
    • Intro to electronic signatures
    • Mortgage pre-approval letters
    • All eight MLS statuses
    • Full MLS reports
    • Weekday open house tour
    • Real Estate glossary
  • Sellers
    • Our 1% listing program
    • Off-market listings wanted
    • What’s my home worth?
    • How we market your home
      • Pre-MLS open house invitation to agents
      • Print advertising
    • How to maximize your home’s sale price
    • Making home improvements before selling
    • How much will it cost to sell my home
    • Real Estate glossary
  • Homes for sale
    • New Homes
    • Atherton
    • Belmont
    • Burlingame
    • Campbell
    • Cupertino
    • East Palo Alto
    • Foster City
    • Hillsborough
    • Los Altos
    • Los Altos Hills
    • Los Gatos
    • Menlo Park
    • Mountain View
    • Palo Alto
    • Redwood City
    • Redwood Shores
    • San Carlos
    • San Jose
    • San Mateo
    • Santa Clara
    • Saratoga
    • Sunnyvale
    • Woodside
  • Invest With Todd
  • Blog
  • About us
    • Testimonials
      • Sellers testimonials
      • Buyers testimonials
    • Contact
    • Statistics & charts newsletter
    • Todd Beardsley
    • Inna Beardsley
You are here: Home / Cities / Burlingame

Burlingame

Housing conditions
See housing market conditions for Burlingame

Burlingame Real Estate and Homes For Sale

Burlingame is a city in San Mateo County of the state of California. It is located on the San Francisco Peninsula. It has a significant shoreline on San Francisco Bay. An early suburb of San Francisco, the city is named after diplomat Anson Burlingame. In the 1960s its proximity to the San Francisco International Airport generated the growth of airline support services. This in turn led to an increase in population.

Burlingame is known as the “City of Trees” due to the number of trees within the city. In 1908, the city’s board of trustees passed an ordinance “prohibiting cutting, injuring, or destroying trees”. Most residential properties have trees owned and protected by the city on their public right of way. In addition the city has many parks and Eucalyptus groves that add to the overall tree numbers. The Eucalyptus groves are west of the city on Interstate 280 and grow along many city streets. The heritage Jules Francard Grove and many smaller streets are lined with these trees. Washington Park, with Burlingame Avenue at its southern edge, Burlingame High School at its northern edge, and the Caltrain line at its western edge is the oldest park in Burlingame. It was originally part of the estate of millionaire cigar retailer Moses A. Gunst. Some of the existing large trees within the park now were part of this estate.

The city is very well connected to the rest of the cities in the San Francisco Bay Area. Four different highways pass through it:  Highway 101 runs near the bay and connects San Jose to San Francisco and all the cities in-between; Highway 82, also known as El Camino Real, follows a parallel course; Highway 35 and Interstate 280.

With Caltrain and BART stations also situated within the city, commuting from here is very easy.

Real-Time Housing Market Conditions for Burlingame (view larger charts)

ArrayArrayArrayArrayArray
Market Report

What our clients say about us

homes for sale, real estate agent, buyer commission rebate, palo alto, menlo park, athertonhomes for sale, real estate agent, buyer commission rebate, palo alto, menlo park, athertonhomes for sale, real estate agent, buyer commission rebate, palo alto, menlo park, atherton

The Burlingame neighborhoods Menlo Atherton Realty serves

  • City Center
  • El Camino Real / Carmelita Ave
  • El Camino Real / Occidental Ave
  • Hillside Dr / Bernal Ave
  • Peninsula Ave / Dwight Rd
  • Trousdale Dr / Skyline Blvd

New Developments

Coming soon!

Notable area employers

  • Virgin America
  • United Natural Foods

1% Buyer commission rebate. 1% Listing fee. Full service.

Menlo Atherton Realty offers 1% listings and Real Estate Home Buyer Commission Rebates in the following areas:
Atherton
Belmont
Burlingame
Campbell
Cupertino
East Palo Alto
Foster City
Hillsborough
Los Altos
Los Altos Hills
Los Gatos
Menlo Park
Mountain View
Palo Alto
Redwood City
Redwood Shores
San Carlos
San Jose
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Saratoga
Sunnyvale
Woodside

About

Menlo Atherton Realty is a Peninsula-based real estate broker focused on providing buyers with a commission rebate equal to 1% of the purchase price.

Some people may refer to a real estate commission rebate as home buyer rebate or a buyer rebate, home buyer's rebate, and sometimes a commission rebate or commission refund. These terms all refer to the same thing and are typically offered by a discount broker.

CONTACT INFO

phone: 650.630.3313
email: todd@menloathertonrealty.com
Address: 530 Lytton Ave 2nd Floor
Palo Alto CA 94301
Open hours: Monday to Friday, 08:00 am - 8:00 pm

follow us

  • Link to our Facebook page
  • Link to our gplus profile
  • Link to our Linkedin Account
  • Link to our RSS feed
  • Link to our Trulia profile
  • Link to our Twitter profile
  • Link to our Yelp page
  • Link to our Zillow profile

Copyright ©  2015 - Menlo Atherton Realty