I did a really basic one in my house that has Lowes white cabnits, famica coutertops, tile floor in kitchen, subway tile backsplash, new appliances, knobs and pulls, and i installed all of it myself. it cost about $7000. cabnits where $2200 and i got 30% off 

....I told him I have to call him back because I have to walk down to the subway station.

For instance, a major transportation hub like a Subway Station?

I.E. as long as it's gloss white 3x6 porcelain subway tile with dark grout, you don't care if they buy it from Laticrete or Mapei.

For my day job I own Subway restaurants.

Love the subway tile. 

. :)  Palo alto highs are rarely over 85 and lows during the day rarely under 50.. no thunderstorms no hail that goes with it.. you can get some heavy rain occasionally.. earthquake is the only thing and that's only once in about 50 to 80 years.one thing for certain they totally missed it though on mass transit.. there is no subway only a tube under the bay.. and they did not go all the way around the bay like they should have 30 to 40 years ago when the cost for easements and construction cost would have been so much less.  

Here are some facts about the unit: It's about 3 blocks from the subway (C train)Fully rennovatedWasher & Dryer Kitchenette: electric stove, refrigerator, MicrowaveLarge backyard which i plan on building a deck and pergola with outdoor lighting. 

The property is 10 minutes from the subway/commuter rail station and 20 minutes into Boston from the station.My question is what kind of renters will apply for a 4 bedroom in that price range?

Remember, we  have the worst traffic in the country and a subway system that's tragically on the decline because of mismanagement (opinion thrown in for emphasis:))Catching a 4 unit in the District would be ideal if you work downtown in my opinion.