Burlingame Terrace is one of Burlingame’s most convenient neighborhoods — it’s centrally located right in the middle of Broadway and Burlingame Avenue, and any home in this area is usually less than a half-mile (if not a couple of blocks) to most of the restaurants and boutiques in town. It’s also a few minutes walk to Burlingame High School and the Aquatic Center, tennis courts, track, sports fields, and the Parks & Rec Center.

Burlingame Terrace posted strong gains across most metrics in 2025. Sales volume increased 23.5% to 21 homes (up from 17 in 2024), making it the third-most-active neighborhood in the city. Average prices rose 9.5% to $2.571 million, while the median climbed 9.1% to $2.455 million, though the neighborhood remained Burlingame's most affordable. The sale-to-list ratio surged from 101.0% to 109.4%, indicating significantly increased competition, with homes now routinely selling well above asking price. Price per square foot increased 5.1% to $1,456. As entry-level inventory continues to shrink across Burlingame, Burlingame Terrace has become increasingly popular with buyers seeking to establish a foothold in the city, with the improved sale-to-list ratio and stronger transaction volume demonstrating robust demand even as prices approach $2.6 million on average.

To view a detailed google map of the Burlingame Terrace neighborhood, click here. The MLS area is 465.