Communities

San Bruno

Easy access to hiking and biking. Low-stress commute to San Francisco

Once a stop on the road between San Jose and San Francisco and then home to the legendary Tanforan horse racing track, San Bruno came into its own following World War II, when a combination of population growth fed large-scale expansion of the city’s western hills. Today, San Bruno is once again on the rise as homebuyers discover this vibrant, diverse and conveniently located city offering myriad housing options ranging from turn-of-the-century cottages to mid-century subdivisions, all the way up to gleaming new condominium buildings. Downtown features mom-and-pop shops and restaurants, plus the Bay Area’s only casino, the venerable Artichoke Joe’s, and BART whisks riders to San Francisco’s Financial District in 20 minutes. Further west, rolling hills offer plenty of protected open space — and an easy freeway commute to Silicon Valley.

  • 42,957

    Population

  • 8,849

    Homes

  • 1m - 2m

    Price Range

  • $1.39M

    Median Sale Price

  • $1.38M

    Average Sale Price

Pricing data based on single-family homes


Key features

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Diverse housing
Diverse collection of entry- to mid-level housing, ranging from pre-war bungalows to post-2000 subdivisions
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Outdoor activities
Easy access to hiking, biking and other outdoor recreation spots
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Easy commute
Low-stress commute to San Francisco via car, CalTrain or BART
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Close to airport
Proximity to SFO

San Bruno Neighborhoods

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