Ray Park is a picturesque rolling neighborhood located in North Burlingame. Most of the homes are one level ranch-style homes with a great deal of curb appeal, and are “newer” than homes in most other historic neighborhoods in Burlingame. Ray Park is walking distance to both top-rated Lincoln Elementary and Franklin Elementary Schools, as well as Burlingame’s only public middle school, Burlingame Intermediate School. The neighborhood is just minutes away from the southernmost BART stop (about a half hour direct to downtown San Francisco), the Millbrae exit at 101, and just down the hill from the 280 corridor, making it a convenient jumping off point for those who commute to Silicon Valley. It is also very close to the shopping center on the corner of Trousdale and El Camino which is home to Lunardi Foods, and the brand new Mills Peninsula Hospital just across the street, which opened in 2011. The $680 million hospital is arguably the most state-of-the-art in all of California

Ray Park experienced a dramatic decline in transaction volume in 2025, with sales plummeting 67% to just four homes (down from 12 in 2024), which is crazy!. Average prices rose 2.8% to $3.204 million, though the median fell slightly to $2.977 million from $3.090 million. The small sample size makes year-over-year comparisons challenging, but several metrics stand out: homes sold extraordinarily quickly at just 7.5 days on market (down from 17.2 days in 2024), and price per square foot surged 17% to $1,746 — the highest in all of Burlingame. The sale-to-list ratio of 102.0% was the lowest among all neighborhoods, suggesting less competitive bidding, though this reflects the small sample size. 

To view a detailed google map of the Ray Park neighborhood, click here. The MLS area is 470.