Miranda’s clients and referral network are C-suite executives, tech entrepreneurs, attorneys, medical professionals and wealth portfolio managers. Miranda’s work on behalf of her clients is so effective and appreciated that the lion’s share of her business comes from past clients - referring their friends and family, or returning to her for their subsequent sales or purchases. Before joining Compass in the spring of 2022, Miranda was honored to be named a Top Producer in Silicon Valley for Golden Gate Sotheby’s International Realty in 2020 and 2022. This past spring, Miranda was recognized by RealTrends as placing in the top 1.5% of more than 1.6 million licensed REALTORS^® nationwide.

Miranda believes passionately that real estate investments, whether for personal use or rental income, are a fundamental part of any wealth portfolio. Over the last 25 years Miranda has acquired and manages investment properties in both California and France that she renovated with her eye for style and comfort, and rent out for short term stays and events. Her most recent project is the Eugene Mourot house, a 1906 Dutch Colonial in the heart of downtown Redwood City, California that she purchased and renovated in the Covid years. The Mourot house has become a favorite location for short term stays and cultural and celebratory events on the SF Bay Peninsula. Miranda offers the home to local nonprofits for fundraisers and community outreach. The BraveMaker Academy hosted masterclasses and social gatherings for its summer Film Festival at the Mourot House in July 2023.

Raised in Boston, at age 17 Miranda sped across the country to study at UC Berkeley, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude with a bachelor’s degree in Russian Language and Literature. She spent a year on the ski slopes in Salt Lake City, Utah, then joined the incoming class at Yale Law School to earn her Juris Doctorate in 1996. Miranda practiced law in California before turning her sights to real estate - civil rights and immigration litigator, federal judge law clerk, and ultimately general counsel for a global tech company in San Francisco. She spent the next 13 years in Europe - Paris and Berlin - where she founded Paris Property Group, a full service real estate brokerage for international buyers and sellers.

Miranda’s expert views on the Paris property market and international real estate investing have been sought and published in print and broadcast outlets around the world, including the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg News, CNN.com, and South China Morning Post. She is the go-to real estate resource for Paris food and life blogger David Lebovitz - first for his iconic book L’Appart about buying and renovating a Paris apartment, and most recently as a guest talking all things Paris real estate with David on his much-loved podcast channel. She was an early property star on HGTV House Hunters International. Paris Property Group’s latest collaboration with the show aired in November 2023.

After losing her husband to pancreatic cancer in 2013, Miranda moved with her children - now 13 and 16 years old - to Palo Alto, where she is blessed with an incredible village of family and friends. Miranda is passionate about public education, and serves on the board of PiE, the education foundation that funds STEM, arts, music and wellness programs in Palo Alto pubic schools. Miranda gives her time and financial support to organizations close to her heart, including Camp Kesem - a camp for children touched by cancer in their families - and the Oshman Family Jewish Community Center. Miranda speaks French, Hebrew and German, and spends what free time she has traveling (with a strong preference for beaches and ski slopes - not necessarily in that order).

Miranda would love to hear from you and help with your real estate questions and needs in whatever capacity she can.