18-Unit Asset Near Caltrain Station Trades at $436,111 Per Unit, Reflecting Peninsula's Tech-Driven Demand In a transaction underscoring the Peninsula's status as one of Silicon Valley's most sought-after multifamily markets, a private investor has acquired 280 Howland Street, an 18-unit apartment community steps from Redwood City's Caltrain station, for $7.85 million. The sale, which valued […]
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