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Caltrain Upgrades Should Electrify Property Markets As Well As Trains

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By Sharon Simonson The value premium for real estate adjacent to Caltrain stations, which has grown noticeably during the current property recovery, is likely to grow even more after the transit system’s electrification, planned before decade’s end. While the ultimate service model is not yet determined, Caltrain staff say electrification means more stations from San Francisco […]

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