'Selling Sunset' star Maya Vander starts her own real estate group after saying goodbye to the cast in season 5

• "Selling Sunset" star Maya Vander is going out on her own.
• On Friday, Vander shared on Instagram that she launched "The Maya Vander Group" in Miami.

Maya Vander has officially branched out on her own.

On Friday, the "Selling Sunset" star shared on Instagram that she launched "The Maya Vander Group" in Miami.

"So excited to continue to share this new chapter. Miami, we're taking over!" she captioned the photo. "We are all working hard & pushing every day. We love and respect our clients, which is so important in order to be successful in real estate."

Vander's "Selling Sunset" costar and The Oppenheim Group boss Jason Oppenheim congratulated her by commenting, "Yes maya!!!!"

The 40-year-old real estate agent told Insider that although it's being reported that she started her own real estate firm, that is not the case. Vander clarified that she started her own group within a Miami-based brokerage.

"It means I am branding myself within a brokerage," she said. "I have three women who are in my group."

Because of this new business venture, Vander told Insider she doesn't know if she will continue with "Selling Sunset."

"I am not sure because flying back and forth to film is a lot. I have my family and business here [in Miami]," she said. "I love the show and I have a few clients in LA that I'm currently working with. That being said it seems that the show is turning shift and focus to more drama/gossip and it's for me personally less important."

In the first five seasons of "Selling Sunset," viewers saw Vander split her time between Miami and Los Angeles, the latter being where the series is filmed. During her time on the show, Vander was traveling back and forth between the two cities and always spoke openly about wanting to focus on her business in Miami.

At the end of season five, which premiered on April 22, Vander revealed she had transitioned to living in Miami full-time.