Inspired by European architecture and evocative of seaside retreats and vineyards, Mediterranean homes are stunning. Mediterranean houses often boast sprawling, symmetrical facades, but smaller ...

Just imagine the iron balconies, terra-cotta roofs, and ornate details that evoke the romance of Spain or Italy—and the ease of soaking it all in without having to travel across the Atlantic.

Mediterranean-style homes, known for their stucco walls, tumbled stone and wrought-iron accents, are becoming less popular, according to an article by Gabrielle Paluch for The Wall Street Journal.

Mediterranean-style architecture in Palm Beach vaulted into the spotlight Friday as the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach bestowed not one but two of its annual Robert I. Ballinger Awards to ...

In the 1920s, the appeal of a leisure-laden Mediterranean villa and the lifestyle that came with it hit its peak, which birthed the timeless Mediterranean-style home. This brand of architecture was ...

It was the trend of the 90’s; everyone was building Mediterranean. Developers created entire communities around the Mediterranean theme making the developments look like something from Italy with ...

While sun-shy Portland might seem an unlikely setting for a Mediterranean-style home, our low hills and long views can evoke the landscape of the coasts of Italy, Spain and Greece, making such homes a ...

Miami, FL may be known for flash, but it’s the old-world elegance of Mediterranean homes that anchors the city’s architectural identity. According to Realtor.com®’s latest style report, these ...

With median list prices among the highest in the country and inventory swelling this past spring, L.A. is seeing a shift. Homes are still selling, but at slower price growth rates than in years past.