Selling Sunset’s Maya Vander Creates Her Own Real Estate Firm — But Is She Leaving the Oppenheim Group?

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Making a change. Maya Vander is shaking things up in her career, but does that mean she’s giving up her Selling Sunset gig?The 39-year-old real estate agent announced on Thursday, February 24, that she is going her own way when it comes to her work in Florida.

She introduced her Maya Vander Group team via social media, praising her coworkers for being “passionate about matching the perfect property with the perfect buyer.”Vander added: “With our unmatched database & exposure in the industry, your property will sell fast & as a buyer you’ll have access to the best listings!”The bicoastal agent, however, hasn’t severed ties with the Oppenheim Group, which operates out of Los Angeles and Orange County, California, and is the hub for the Netflix series.“She’s still with the Oppenheim Group and is doing deals in both L.A.

and Florida,” a source exclusively tells Us Weekly. “She actually still works with Jason [Oppenheim] even though she’s in Florida since she has clients there.”The Netflix personality is “still very much involved with the Oppenheim Group and is loyal to Jason,” the insider says, adding, “She’s just expanding to Miami.”Vander, who has appeared on Selling Sunset since 2019, has a real estate license that “allows her to work in Florida with a different company, so she’s not leaving Oppenheim just yet,” the insider tells Us.The TV personality, who suffered a pregnancy loss in December 2021, is “excited” to be “growing” her business and to “have her own group,” the source says.The mother of two has the “best of both worlds” with her current lifestyle, per the insider, “getting to travel to L.A.