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Burlingame Avenue

Location
Burlingame, CA
East of El Camino Real and West of California Drive
Estimated Gross Rent
$100-$150 PSF
Most Desirable Block(s)
1200 & 1300 Blocks
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Location
Burlingame, CA
East of El Camino Real and West of California Drive
Estimated Gross Rent
$100-$150 PSF
Most Desirable Block(s)
1200 & 1300 Blocks

Description

The Peninsula’s Retail Powerhouse Burlingame Avenue has over the years evolved the retail scene in the San Francisco Peninsula. The zip code is a vibrant destination that blends national brands, local boutiques and high-end home furnishings. This historic shopping corridor, once known for its small-town charm, has evolved into a dynamic area catering to an affluent, style-conscious demographic of young professionals, families and high-income individuals. From Apple’s iconic presence to the sophisticated allure of Trina Turk and Arhaus, Burlingame Avenue is where brands have the opportunity to tap into a loyal, high-spending customer base. The Burlingame Avenue Experience Anchored by household names like Lululemon, Sephora, and Abercrombie & Fitch, the avenue also thrives on its eclectic mix of local boutiques and artisan dining spots. The recent arrival of Barnes & Noble and the upcoming opening of Arhaus signal a continued diversification of the tenant mix, catering to a broad spectrum of consumer tastes.

The Peninsula’s Retail Powerhouse

Burlingame Avenue has over the years evolved the retail scene in the San Francisco Peninsula. The zip code is a vibrant destination that blends national brands, local boutiques and high-end home furnishings. This historic shopping corridor, once known for its small-town charm, has evolved into a dynamic area catering to an affluent, style-conscious demographic of young professionals, families and high-income individuals. From Apple’s iconic presence to the sophisticated allure of Trina Turk and Arhaus, Burlingame Avenue is where brands have the opportunity to tap into a loyal, high-spending customer base.

The Burlingame Avenue Experience

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News & Alerts
Sweetgreen and Local Kitchens to open in mixed-use project in Burlingame, Calif.

Sweetgreen and Local Kitchens to open in mixed-use project in Burlingame, Calif.

4 months ago
Local experts
Kazuko Morgan
Kazuko Morgan
Executive Vice Chairman
Cushman & Wakefield
Cushman Wakefield
Cushman Wakefield
Top brands
Abercrombie & Fitch
Abercrombie & Fitch
1218 Burlingame Avenue
Apple
Apple
1301 Burlingame Avenue
Arhaus
Arhaus
1230 Burlingame Avenue (Coming Soon)
Arhaus
Arhaus
1390 Burlingame Avenue
Athleta
Athleta
1300 Burlingame Avenue
Barnes & Noble
Barnes & Noble
1232 Burlingame Avenue
Bluemercury
Bluemercury
1319 Burlingame Avenue
Francesca's
Francesca's
1235 Burlingame Avenue

Local Expert Analysis

Retail Leasing and Market Dynamics Burlingame Avenue has gross rents ranging from $100 to $150 per square foot. Vacancy rates remain low at under 5%. Recent tenant shifts, such as the departure of Banana Republic and Kate Spade, have made way for dynamic newcomers like Abercrombie & Fitch and Barnes & Noble, injecting fresh energy into the retail mix. Customer Demographics and Foot Traffic Young professionals, established families, and high-income individuals converge here, driving consistently strong foot traffic throughout the week. Weekdays see a steady flow of professionals from nearby offices enjoying the avenue’s retail and dining options, while weekends bring a surge of shoppers from across the Peninsula and beyond. The avenue’s location, nestled between Silicon Valley and San Francisco, creates a constant influx of customers. Future Trends What sets Burlingame Avenue apart is its ability to adapt while staying true to its upscale identity. The addition of high-profile tenants like Arhaus and the continued success of flagship brands like Apple highlight the avenue’s ability to evolve with shifting retail preferences. Burlingame also benefits from its proximity to major office developments, which contribute to increased weekday foot traffic and position the avenue as a key destination for both retail and dining. Conclusion Burlingame Avenue as one of the area’s retail hubs offers a lively mingle of tradition and modernity. For retailers, its low vacancy rates, robust leasing activity, and affluent, loyal customer base create a compelling case for investment.

Retail Leasing and Market Dynamics

Burlingame Avenue has gross rents ranging from $100 to $150 per square foot. Vacancy rates remain low at under 5%. Recent tenant shifts, such as the departure of Banana Republic and Kate Spade, have made way for dynamic newcomers like Abercrombie & Fitch and Barnes & Noble, injecting fresh energy into the retail mix.

Customer Demographics and Foot Traffic

Young professionals, established families, and high-income individuals converge here, driving consistently strong foot traffic throughout the week. Weekdays see a steady flow of professionals from nearby offices enjoying the avenue’s retail and dining options, while weekends bring a surge of shoppers fr

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New Developments

Office developments in the area continue to rise and its tenant mix evolves. The 185,000-s.f., six-story 220 Park Road redevelopment, expected to be completed by this fall, will feature such brands as Sweetgreen, Local Kitchens, Kohler Signature Store and a still-unnamed 8,000-s.f. restaurant as ground floor tenants. Its ability to attract both national heavyweights and local favorites ensures it remains a vibrant and high-demand retail corridor. For brands looking to secure a foothold in one of the Bay Area’s locations, Burlingame Avenue offers visibility and perhaps even stability.

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sweetgreen
sweetgreen
220 Park Road
Local Kitchens
Local Kitchens
220 Park Road
Kohler Signature Store
Kohler Signature Store
220 Park Road