How Much the 3 Most Valuable Home Styles Are Worth in 2025, According to Realtor.com

There are numerous factors that play into a home’s value, but one that may play more of a role than you think is its architectural style.

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“Architecture isn’t just about aesthetics — it often reflects where and when a home was built and what buyers prioritized,” Hannah Jones, senior economic research analyst at Realtor.com, said in a company news release.

A recent Realtor.com report analyzed architectural styles by their popularity and median list price — and notably, the value is not tied to its popularity. Here’s a look at the home styles that have the highest median list prices.

1. Mediterranean

• Median list price (May 2025): $725,000

• 1-year change: 0%

• National share of active single-family home listings: 4.1%

• Top metros by share of active listings by style: Los Angeles (14.8%); Miami (9.2%); Riverside, California (8.4%)

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2. English-Inspired

• Median list price (May 2025): $634,900

• 1-year change: +4.1%

• National share of active single-family home listings: 1.5%

• Top metros by share of active listings by style: New York (8.7%), Houston (5.2%), Los Angeles (4.0%)

3. Modern

• Median list price (May 2025): $629,995

• 1-year change: +1.9%

• National share of active single-family home listings: 13.3%

• Top metros by share of active listings by style: Los Angeles (10%); Tucson, Arizona (5.8%); Atlanta (4.6%)

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