Millbrae in Context
Millbrae by the Numbers
Millbrae is a Peninsula city in San Mateo County with roughly 23,000 residents, set directly beside San Francisco International Airport. Its station is one of the largest intermodal transit hubs on the West Coast, linking BART and Caltrain, and the city climbs from El Camino Real into hillside neighborhoods.
The Millbrae Story
Millbrae grew as a quiet residential city beside the airport, known for its El Camino Real restaurant row and its role as a Peninsula transit gateway. Homes rise from the commercial corridor into the western hills, and the rail hub anchors the east side. It is small, well-connected, and close to everything.
What Moving Day Looks Like in Millbrae
A Millbrae move splits between the flat commercial corridor and the hillside neighborhoods above it, where streets get steeper and narrower. Airport-area traffic shapes the timing, and the transit hub keeps the east side busy. We plan parking and carries for the grade.
We time Millbrae moves around the morning and evening airport-corridor rush, and on the western slopes crews plan parking and carries for the grade. Condos near the station get elevator and loading-zone reservations before the date.