MIA Hospitality Management Marks First Year with Portfolio Growth
October 12, 2026
MIAMI — MIA Hospitality Management recently announced the company has grown to seven hotels, one rooftop venue and more than 1,000 rooms in its first year of operation.
The Miami-based hospitality management company also added its first third-party management agreement and became an approved franchise management company for Marriott International and Hyatt.
MIAHM was founded in September 2025 by hotel developer and owner Robert Finvarb and hospitality executive Brian Vujnovic. The company was created to help align hotel ownership goals with day-to-day operations, including revenue management, guest experience and food and beverage.
The company’s portfolio includes AC Hotel Miami Brickell, Element by Westin Miami Brickell, Hyatt Centric South Beach, Courtyard Miami Coconut Grove, SpringHill Suites Miami Downtown Medical District, Courtyard by Marriott Fort Lauderdale Airport & Cruise Port and Hyatt Place Melbourne Airport. MIAHM is supported by more than 250 associates and an above-property leadership team.
“When we launched MIA Hospitality Management, our goal was to build a company that could think like an owner and execute like an operator across every part of the hotel, including food and beverage,” said Brian Vujnovic, CEO and co-founder of MIA Hospitality Management. “This first year has been about putting the right leadership, teams and systems in place, applying that model across our portfolio and earning the opportunity to manage a hotel for a third-party owner. We are incredibly proud of what our team has built and the foundation now in place for the company’s next chapter.”
In July, MIAHM added Hyatt Place Melbourne Airport, bringing the 143-room hotel and Runway Rooftop Bar & Grill under the company’s management. The agreement marked MIAHM’s first third-party management contract and extended its platform to a new ownership partner.
MIAHM said its work also includes pre-opening planning. The company is currently working with development teams on a full-service lifestyle hotel under development in Florida, planned with a rooftop bar and lounge and a rooftop restaurant.
The company said it expects continued portfolio growth over the next 24 months through additional third-party management agreements and hotels owned by affiliates of its founders.