Ray Mirra Buys Hillsboro Beach Home

Award-winning producer and sportswriter, Ray Mirra Jr., gives you a historical perspective of the Philadelphia Eagles and the football world of the past. Award-winning producer and sportswriter, Ray Mirra Jr., gives you a historical perspective of the Philadelphia Eagles and the football world of the past. Award-winning producer and sportswriter, Ray Mirra Jr , gives you a historical perspective of the Philadelphia Eagles and the football world of the past.

Ray Mirra Jr. is a freelance writer and the producer of the online TV hit show. In addition to being inducted into the writer’s wing of the St. Mary’s Hall Of Fame, he was named as one of the Top 100 football writers by CPA Magazine for his work on providing a historical perspective on today’s athlete and sports world. He's appeared on CBS 5 in Philadelphia, ESPN Radio, Sports Plus Radio Baltimore and Crunch Sports Radio where his knowledge of sports history is well respected. He's also kept "The New York Times", "The Washington Post" and ABC News among others informed with unique stories that can no longer be found in today’s mainstream media.

An award-winning producer, Ray Mirra Jr has worked on a number of media projects that explore topics of the past. He's written numerous articles on the history of football, baseball and basketball and has even produced documentaries exploring the history of boxing in the early 20th century. Ray Mirra Jr has appeared in various popular media outlets including NPR where he writes about the history of Ohio State football and other sports topics.

Ray Mirra Personality

Raymond Mirra is the ambitious entrepreneur and CEO of Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania-based Ram Capital Group. Mira, former co-founder of Los Angeles-based Cell-Matrix, is currently one of the company founders of Alta Health Products, Pro Gen Pharmaceuticals, Bay Cities Capital Partners LLC and Extreme Product Distribution LLC. The 32-year-old CEO of Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania-based Ram Capital Group is a billionaire and philanthropist, who co-founded Los Angeles-based Cell-Matrix, a company that created the color and shape of cell phones. “I just have more choices now. And more responsibility to leave this place better than I found it.”

Ray Mirra purchased a home on Hillsboro Mile in Hillsboro Beach for $6.1 million, property records show. But Ray Mira isn't just anyone — he grew up on Long Island after being adopted as an infant out of foster care in New York City, according to Forbes magazine. He went on to attend Pace University and graduated with a bachelor's degree in business administration and management before co-founding Cell-Matrix Inc., according to his LinkedIn profile.

A luxury estate in Hillsboro Beach, Florida was bought for $7.5 million by Ram Capital Group CEO Raymond Mirra Jr. The property, which has two houses, is located at 4531 Hillsboro Mile, and it includes a 4,400-square-foot main home and a 2,500-square-foot guest house. The main home was built in 1961 by the late Anthony Ramirez and his wife, according to the Sun Sentinel. The newspaper said that after the death of Anthony Ramirez and the Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis of his wife, their children sold the property to Mira. There are also plans to build a new swimming pool at the property. This house is very nice and it was bought for a lot of money.

As A Real Estate

Ram Capital Group is an investment firm that looks for unique deals in the real estate space. After graduating from USC, Ray Mirra started a company with Anthony. They had a falling out, and Ray showed up at his house to buy it. The home was a foreclosure, but Ray was able to negotiate with Anthony to take it off his hands. He put down $1.5M cash on the $15M property, which included a $2M yacht and all of its furnishings. Ray Mirra has made millions buying and selling real estate, and he's still going strong at 60 years old.

The deed for the seven-bedroom, 5,118-square-foot home on South Ocean Boulevard records for $4.4 million. The house was built in 2014 by Anthony. He says he's been looking at the real estate market for a couple of years but has yet to find a deal that piques his interest. In October 2018, Anthony bought the house for $3.1 million and put it up for sale for $4.2 million a year later. Ray Mirra has built a reputation as one of Philadelphia's top luxury home brokers and is known as one of the most prominent agents in the region.

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