@Calvin Lin Vegas builders were stuck in a mediterranean style of home for a couple of decades before finally expanding into alternatives like the style you show in the photo.  

Hi there,My name is Adam and I buy real estates in Cyprus and Czech Republic.Cyprus is an island in Mediterranean Sea famous for its beauty, sunny and warm days, great beaches and amazing food.

We were planning a Mediterranean cruise with family this summer but that’s on hold now.

Acquiring the railroads are also great for cash flow, but usually not necessary to win the game.In other words, buying the lower end properties (as long as they are not so undesirable like Mediterranean and Baltic Avenues that no one wants to live there) will give you knowledge and experience in managing properties and they can start creating cash flow for you right away.  

Hey I’m Nick from Malta (small island in the Mediterranean).

I read the first post, then the relpies, so I didn't catch it at first so i went back to see what was wrong, well, I was thinking that Farnce was only accross the channel from England and from Italy there is the Mediterranean.

It's not necessarily bad in and of itself, but it clashes with the countertop and backsplash -- kind of "mediterranean vs. urban" or something.

I'm vacationing now in the sunny Mediterranean Sea (it's 80 degrees and perfect beaches btw) but returning 11/15.

If you weren’t going to remodel in a year, I was going to suggest going with a 70’s theme - add some bright prints with orange or avocado green for curtains and pillows, macrame plant hangers, and dark Mediterranean furniture, which was popular back then. 

I know based on my own extensive travels that it often has to do with the feeling a place gives.I love the Mediterranean style and my future properties are planned to be close to beaches makes me wonder if that is something that should go into the furnishings and color schemes as well as potentially the name of the enterprise.