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CHICAGO / ACCESSWIRE / May 14, 2024 / Daniel Neiditch’s recent recognition by a fifth Major League Baseball team for the ceremonial first pitch, this time in Chicago, emphasizes his diverse roles as a real estate tycoon of River 2 River Realty, entrepreneur, and dedicated philanthropist across the United States and beyond.

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / May 6, 2024 / Daniel Neiditch, the real estate magnate from River 2 River Realty, graced the illustrious red carpet event which was adorned with stars and dignitaries. This gathering marked the 12th annual Blossom Ball, a glittering affair dedicated to raising crucial funds for the Endometriosis Foundation of America. Daniel Neiditch’s presence as an honored guest lent an air of prestige to the evening, underscoring his unwavering commitment to philanthropy and advocacy for women’s health.

New York, New York–(Newsfile Corp. – March 14, 2024) – In a remarkable display of camaraderie and compassion, real estate magnate and philanthropist Daniel Neiditch recently united with New York sports legends Darryl Strawberry (NY Yankees and NY Mets), John Starks (New York Knicks), and Tommy Devito (New York Giants) for a memorable event in Westchester, NY on March 10, 2024.

New York, New York–(Newsfile Corp. – February 28, 2024) – Real Estate Mogul Daniel Neiditch’s role as Honorary Principal at CS 55 in the South Bronx offered a profound glimpse into the educational landscape of America’s most underprivileged congressional district, located in New York City. The school’s previous dismal 19% passing rate on basic tests in English and math reflects the pervasive challenges faced by its students, many of whom struggle with undiagnosed learning disabilities such as dyslexia. The test scores are not in any way a reflection of the teachers, principal or faculty of the school but a failure of the system to provide the appropriate assistance to those children.

New York philanthropist Daniel Neiditch presented a Lifetime Achievement Award to New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday, January 31st, commemorating Adams’s dedication to the education of children in New York City.

MANHATTAN, NY / ACCESSWIRE / February 2, 2024 / Daniel Neiditch, a philanthropist and founder of River 2 River Realty, Inc., presented a Lifetime Achievement Award to New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday, January 31st, commemorating Adams’s dedication to the education of children in New York City. The event took place at Neiditch’s Atelier Condo building in New York.

Manhattan, New York–(Newsfile Corp. – February 5, 2024) – Daniel Neiditch, a philanthropist and founder of River 2 River Realty, Inc., presented a Lifetime Achievement Award to New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday, January 31st, commemorating Adams’s dedication to the education of children in New York City.

He’s a real estate mogul, sustainability advocate, and philanthropist. Meet Daniel Neiditch, who uses his successful career to help others in need, like children and the homeless.

Daniel Neiditch of New York is a real estate entrepreneur and fervent advocate for sustainability – a true embodiment of compassion and community commitment. With a steadfast dedication to philanthropy, Daniel Neiditch consistently positions himself at the forefront of charitable initiatives.

As a well-known real estate mogul in the Northeast, Daniel Neiditch of New York always looks for new ways to give back and get involved within the local community. The latest push of Daniel Neiditch of New York is to raise funds to help the families of fallen firefighters with school scholarships. Via a charitable bidding opportunity for a Rolls Royce Phantom Ride and Lunch in the Hamptons, Daniel Neiditch is looking to raise a minimum of $10,000. Bids will be collected until August 8th. The bidding has begun, and those interested need to act fast!

Daniel Neiditch of New York is a real estate mogul, sustainability advocate, and philanthropist. He is the President of River 2 River Realty, often recognized for his work as President of The Atelier Condo.

Daniel Neiditch of New York is a real estate mogul, entrepreneur, and leader in philanthropic endeavors throughout the United States. In the following article, Daniel Neiditch’s journey of philanthropy through sports is discussed.
In the dynamic world of New York’s real estate, isn’t it refreshing to hear a story about philanthropy and compassion? Picture this: a leader in the industry who is navigating billion-dollar acquisitions with one hand while simultaneously extending the other to support those who are less fortunate. Meet Daniel Neiditch, a man whose heart is as vast as his business empire.

Daniel Neiditch is a real estate mogul, sustainability advocate, and philanthropist located in New York City. He is the President of River 2 River Realty, often recognized for his work as President of The Atelier Condo, a sustainability-forward luxury building in the city. In the following article, the power of incorporating celebrity appearances into charitable work is discussed.
Charity work is one of the most rewarding activities anyone can get involved in; this includes not only leading community members like Daniel Neiditch, but also celebrities who take time out of their busy schedules to help others. Of course, their involvement makes quite a difference, but what is the exact impact of such involvement?

The premiere was held in Atlanta and it was filled with star power as supporters of the Shaquille O’Neal Foundation gathered in numbers.
Featuring a series of revealing interviews with O’Neal, SHAQ tells the story of a basketball legend unlike any other, whose larger-than-life personality transcended the sport and transformed him into a cultural icon. The documentary series chronicles Shaq’s ascent to superstardom, as a dominant force who won four NBA championships, league MVP honors, and changed the game. It also encompasses his life off the court, from his upbringing in a military family to his deepest personal relationships and prosperous broadcasting and business careers.

Daniel Neiditch President of River 2 River Realty, President of the Atelier Condo, and the Chairman of the Max Alexander Foundation is an Honored Guest at the 2022 Israel Day Parade on 5th Avenue in New York City.Show less

Sugar Ray Leonard is back in the fight, but this time, he’s not swinging his lightning-fast fists to knock out a lightweight competitor.

Sugar Ray Leonard is back in the fight, but this time, he’s not swinging his lightning-fast fists to knock out a lightweight competitor.

Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Daniel Neiditch attend “Hublot Loves Summer” Collectors Dinner With Chef Jean-Georges at Jean-Georges at Topping Rose House on June 23, 2021 in Bridgehampton, New York.

Daniel Neiditch is the CEO of River 2 River Realty, Daniel has grown his family’s business into a multi-billion dollar real estate empire.
The Empire State Building has become a shining symbol of sustainability in New York City — literally. At night, the lights that define the building’s skyline silhouette are powered exclusively by green energy. Given the landmark’s status as a global-recognized icon, its switch to sustainability is a clear sign of New York City’s quiet evolution into an eco-friendly hub for innovation.

As part of my series about companies who are helping to battle climate change, I had the pleasure of interviewing Daniel Neiditch.
Daniel Neiditch is a real estate mogul, sustainability advocate, and philanthropist in New York City. He is the President of River 2 River Realty, a top-tier real estate firm with a distinguished reputation for serving the city’s residents as a trustworthy brokerage, landlord, property manager, and developer. Neiditch is also recognized for his work as President of The Atelier Condo, a sustainability-forward luxury building in New York City.

Daniel Neiditch is president of River 2 River Realty, a New York-based agency that has been responsible for over $1 billion in acquisitions over the past decade. Boston University graduate Neiditch is also president of Midtown Manhattan’s Atelier Condo, which offers a penthouse that comes with two Rolls-Royces and a yacht. While he is a high-flyer these days, it didn’t start out that way for the Bronx native.

Over the last few months, most of us have been so focused on achieving productivity — or at least maintaining operations — remotely that it may be tempting to avoid thinking how centralized operations will need to change when we finally reconvene.

If you want to make a statement, there are few better places to do so than from the middle of Times Square — or, in Daniel Neiditch’s case, from atop a massive building just next door. Neiditch does a lot. He’s the real estate mogul at the helm of River 2 River Realty, a firm

New York City entrepreneur & philanthropist Daniel Neiditch joined Julia Louis-Dreyfus The star of Veep & Seinfeld, as well as Stephen Colbert a Montclair resident and host of The Late Show, for Montclair Film’s annual fundraiser in Newark.

It was a wonderful evening hosting an event with Stephen Colbert and Julia Louis-Dreyfus in support of the Montclair Film Organization. The Montclair Film connects global filmmakers with audiences in a diverse, culturally vibrant community by presenting films and year-round programs that engage, entertain and educate through the power of visual storytelling. We had over 3000 people in the crowd who came to support the cause for the evening. If you would like to contribute to this wonderful cause please go to www.montclairfilm.org or reach out to me directly.

Daniel Neiditch and Jeff Koons were some of the big names hosting the annual fundraiser for Kingsbridge Heights Community Center in the Bronx. The KHCC provides resources to empower Bronx residents from cradle to career to advance education and well being for a vibrant community.

Just wanted to share a video of my honorary first pitch in support of the Cal Ripken Sr foundation to help underprivileged children.

Damage to residential and commercial real estate caused by natural disasters exceeded $300 million in 2017…

Just wanted to share a video of my honorary first pitch in support of the Cal Ripken Sr foundation to help underprivileged children.

Daniel Neiditch, a real estate broker, in a Lamborghini, one of three luxury cars he is offering as part of the sale of a Manhattan condominium with an asking price of $85 million.James Estrin/The New York Times.

Just wanted to share a video of my honorary first pitch in support of the Cal Ripken Sr foundation to help underprivileged children.

A 15,000 square foot apartment in New York City’s Hell’s Kitchen Neighborhood, listed by Daniel Neiditch at River 2 River Reality is on the market for $85 million dollars. The purchase will also include two tickets to space, a Hamptons mansion for the summer, two Rolls-Royces, and a Lamborghini among other bonuses.

Social media has enabled countless new avenues for business in the 21st century, but not without some serious side effects. While it’s now easier to target customers than ever before, the opposite is just as true: those looking to damage your business and your reputation can target you just as easily.

An $85 million penthouse-level suite of condos for sale in the Atelier building in New York’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood comes with an unusual array of amenities.

No matter how tightly you have control over what happens within your company, there are many outside factors that can take you in unwanted directions. Probably the biggest of these is the greater market you’re operating within: if it’s on an upswing, hopefully, you’re poised to take advantage.

New York City’s luxury market has been clogged with too much inventory in recent months, slowing the sale of high-end properties, like this 15,000 square-foot duplex penthouse in Hell’s Kitchen.

According to Forbes, Daniel Neiditch is the president of country’s tallest solar residence in New York City. In his recent contributed article, Neiditch details why he made the crucial decision to install solar on the building and few of the lessons his has learned since.

Sometimes, real estate is all about extras. And the guy selling this New York condo know $85 million is a big ask, so he’s throwing in a trip to space. Buzz60

The owner for a New York City condo is offering a trip to outer space thrown in with the purchase of an $85 million apartment.

Virgin Spaceship Unity (VSS Unity) glides for the first time after being released from Virgin Mothership Eve (VMS Eve) over the Mojave Desert on December 3, 2016.

Hells Kitchen isn’t the swankiest neighborhood in New York City. So if you’re putting a condo on the market and have decided to ask twice as much as the record sale in the area, you’d better have some pretty good perks.

Realtors are known to offer perks to sweeten a deal, but the owner of this $85 million Manhattan penthouse is throwing in a free trip to space, among other unbelievable perks, to attract buyers.

Other perks featured in the sale include courtside basketball tickets, a Lamborghini, a private chef and more

Owner Daniel Neiditch has been trying to sell the apartment for five years — and he hasn’t yet budged on the price

The multi-millionaire owner Daniel Neiditch says the deal will give the lucky buyer an instant lavish lifestyle

The spacious living room inside the penthouse at 635 W. 42nd St., which includes two tickets aboard a Virgin Galactic space jet (inset).

For businesses, solar power is a no-brainer. So why aren’t more buildings installing these clean energy generators?

When views don’t sell, throw in the kitchen sink and an Italian sports car.

Forget politics, the buzziest chefs, or who’s wearing what this season. In New York City, all anyone really wants to know is where the next hot neighborhood will be.

Contrary to popular belief, there’s more to high-end real estate than just the L-word—location. In major cities, there’s another wish-list item clamoring for attention too: the V factor. As in view.

Trulia recently put together a round-up of the most expensive homes for sale in America, and several are in New York, including this magnificent penthouse at the “one-of-a-kind” Atelier Condo in Midtown West. River 2 River Realty President Daniel Neiditch owns the condo building and is the listing agent for the home, which is on the market for $85 million.

What I love about the real estate business is that each new property presents unique challenges to learn and grow. This is especially true in New York, where every building has its own way to inspire.

From ultra-private entrances to complimentary luxury cars, we think these on-the-market Manhattan homes would provide unparalleled comforts for celebrities from Kim Kardashian and Kanye West to Chrissy Teigen and John Legend.

Could this apartment be any more expensive? Matthew Perry, who played the lovable neurotic Chandler Bing on “Friends” from 1994 to 2004, might be making a move to the Atelier at 635 West 42nd Street.

Solar power is gaining popularity in New York City due to a range of incentives offered by state government

With climate change deniers moving into the White House, the Guardian is spending 24 hours focusing climate change happening now. After reporting from Europe, Africa, the Middle East and the Americas, we’re now focusing on how warming temperatures will affect the Asia-Pacific region

Not only does this exclusive Atelier Manhattan penthouse boast ten bedrooms, but a list of perks to tempt the truly rich.

From a sleek city apartment with a private restaurant to a Floridian mansion with an aquarium, these places for sale will inspire you to buy a lottery ticket – stat.

I love New York. I can walk outside, look up and get a lesson in history just from looking at its buildings.

When Linda Gottlieb hails a taxi cab in New York City and asks the driver to take her home, she has one word to describe how she feels: embarrassed.

Whether you adore or despise him, Donald Trump displays a rare talent for inflaming political passions on both sides. But as he barrels his way to the Nov. 8 presidential election, his considerable luxury real estate holdings have seen a drop-off in sales.

New York City’s most expensive condo is the penthouse at the Atelier condo building in Midtown Manhattan. The 10-bedroom, 13-bathroom condo, which takes up the entire 45th floor of the building, has been on and off the market for months.

New York brokers love to win, and only the most talented and dedicated hustlers thrive.

The star of “Wall Street” was spotted checking out rental units at the Moinian Group’s Atelier condo building in Midtown Monday, sources told The Real Deal. But Allen Burry, a publicist for the Hollywood heavyweight, said the apartment was not for Douglas but for the parents of his wife, Oscar-winning actress Catherine Zeta-Jones.

In recent months, real estate brokers have gone to great lengths to entice buyers, offering everything from a theme park to the chance to meet Giorgio Armani alongside their already over-the-top digs.

As more and more luxury condo buildings compete for ultra-wealthy buyers in a softening market, New York City-based realtors have started adding some pretty out-of-this-world perks.

Are you in the market for a new home in the New York metropolitan area, but happen to be only looking for properties that come with a Price Is Right-like grand prize for multi-billionaires? Then come on down! Cause when you’re a billionaire, the price is always right.

With scores of tall buildings going up, it can take a lot to stand out: A look at the contenders in New York, Chicago, Miami and Los Angeles.

The lump-sum cash value of the $1.5 billion Powerball has now reached $930 million. Here are some New York City-centric options on how the winner can spend the cash — from staying at the Plaza Hotel more than 236,000 times to buying hundreds of subway cars or scooping up the priciest listings on StreetEasy.

The Atelier building in Manhattan’s far west side has a wide range of condos, from teeny studios to this insane unit.

Jocelyn “Catwoman” Wildenstein, the wealthy New York socialite best known for spending millions on plastic surgery to look like a feline, is putting her Trump World Tower condominium on the market.

They say New Yorkers never look up. Well, maybe because if we did we would be incredibly jealous of what having rooftop real estate can get you. From beach volleyball to bucolic country cabins, here’s what you’re missing high above your junior one-bedroom that looks out over the picturesque dumpsters behind your building.

The broker firm of this Hell’s Kitchen luxury building is offering the entire 45th floor, spanning about 10,000 square feet, to a buyer interested in combining all of the existing nine condo units into one massive spread. Construction costs are not included but the sale includes a $2 million construction credit.

Daniel Neiditch Atelier President Spends the day with Ahmed Mohammed “the clock kid” on top of Atelier Solar Display. He is a inspiration to young innovators.

Article from Solar Life Magazine. Atelier goes green and solar. Daniel Neiditch Atelier President speaks about plans for solar expansion.

Billionaire Jeff Greene has listed his 25-acre Palazzo di Amore estate in Beverly Hills for a staggering $195 million, which makes this impressive spread the most expensive public listing in the nation.

New York City’s luxury apartments are in an ongoing race to outdo each other with luxury amenities, offering everything from vast wine cellars to bowling alleys to private pools

The city’s lone residential rink makes its debut.

Sometimes, it’s not enough to be attractive. To lure buyers and keep them happy, top buildings often have to entertain residents, too.

Last year, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced plans to invest more than $1 billion in solar energy projects, with the goal of increasing the state’s solar power by 10-fold by 2023. But increasingly, New York City real estate players are embracing solar technology out of pure self interest.

Forty-six floors above the streets of Manhattan, the top view from the Atelier—a luxury development—has everything you’d expect given its midtown location.

Article in the new edition of W 42nd ST magazine about Atelier, its President Dan Neiditch and the area’s expanding growth

The board of the Atelier tower at 635 W. 42nd Street, between 11th and 12th Avenues, plans to install an ice-skating rink on the roof of the property, the first of its kind in the city.

These New Yorkers won’t need to fight the crowds at Rockefeller Center if they want to slap on a pair of ice skates.

NBC New York Talks to Daniel Neiditch of River 2 River Realty about contingency plans, in the event that New York City Doormen Strike.

“Saturday Night Live” Obama impersonator Jay Pharoah and “Judging Amy” actress Amy Brenneman are the latest celebrity tenants to sign leases at the Atelier, at 635 West 42nd Street, The Real Deal has learned.

With more eight- and even nine-figure listings hitting the market, Manhattan’s top brokers aren’t feeling the inventory squeeze as much as their colleagues in other segments of the residential industry. While nearly all of Manhattan’s top 10 brokers have fewer properties on the market than last year, most have a higher dollar value of listings, according to The Real Deal’s annual ranking of Manhattan’s top 75 listing agents.

The Atelier could be adding two big names to its list of celebrity residents. Oscar-nominated actor Ed Harris and Kenan Thompson of “Saturday Night Live” fame are the latest boldfaced names to check out rentals at the Hell’s Kitchen condominium tower at 635 West 42nd Street, a source with knowledge of the building told The Real Deal.

Low common charges have always been a draw for buyers on the hunt for a luxury condo. Even in this fast-moving market, condo boards are paying close attention to monthly fees.

The Atelier is getting two more celebrity residents. Brooklyn Nets powerhouse Jerry Stackhouse and Broadway star Deborah Cox are the newest boldface names to sign leases at the Moinian Group-developed condominium building at 635 West 42nd Street between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, a source with knowledge of the deals told The Real Deal.

A block of nine apartments at the Atelier condominium tower in Hell’s Kitchen hit the market today with an asking price of $85 million. If combined as advertised, the units would become a 10,000-square-foot apartment spanning the entire 45th floor at 635 West 42nd Street.

For the past six years, Dan Neiditch has carefully cultivated the image of the Atelier, the glassy 46-story tower that hugs the far west side of Midtown Manhattan.

A well-preserved brick town house in the West Village that was built for a sea captain in 1842 and had been owned since 1987 by the publishing magnate Timothy C. Forbes, a son of Malcolm S. Forbes, sold for $11.5 million and was the most expensive sale of the week, according to city records.

Beer heiress and fashion muse Daphne Guinness has finally found a buyer for her four-bedroom apartment at the former Stanhope hotel, just two months after she settled a lawsuit with her neighbors at the building, The Real Deal has learned.

Indian media titan Subhash Chandra is planning to construct a six-bedroom triplex condominium out of three units at the Atelier in Hell’s Kitchen, including one belonging to Dan Neiditch, the president of River 2 River Realty, sources told The Real Deal.

New York City has long been known as a place of grit and grime.

The condominium board of the Atelier building at 635 West 42nd Street has terminated its management agreement with Cooper Square Realty, the company that has managed the building since it opened in 2007, The Real Deal has learned.

“White Collar” star Tiffany Thiessen and movie and television actor Jeff Goldblum may be the latest celebrities to make the Atelier, Joseph Moinian’s condominium tower at 635 West 42nd Street, their temporary home, Dan Neiditch, president of River 2 River Realty, the firm handling rentals and sales for the West Side building, told The Real Deal.

Former “E.R.” and “8 Mile” star Mekhi Pfifer has temporarily returned to the East Coast and is renting at the Atelier at 635 West 42nd Street while starring on Broadway, a source with knowledge of the move told The Real Deal.

When new Manhattan condo the Atelier debuted in 2007, actress Lindsay Lohan was offered an apartment there (reportedly for free) to help give West 42nd Street building some star power.

Last year, we saw photos of drama queen Lindsay Lohan with her scrappy gal pal Samantha Ronson saving money by riding the New York subway.

Last minute negotiations. Midnight deadline looming. Will thousands of the city’s doormen and building workers go on strike? Ida Siegal reports.

Maybe you didn’t want to schlep out to the Hamptons back in February because there was too much snow on the ground. Maybe you were banking on the fact that the closer it got to summer, the better prices would be. Maybe you broke down and bought an iPad, and the last four weeks have been kind of a blur.

While a significant portion of listings — roughly 33 percent, according to Streeteasy.com — saw price cuts last month, there was an increase in sales and many brokers started elevating asking prices to enhance their units’ image, to leave room for haggling or because they thought the market was turning around.

Whether it’s a desire to know your neighbors or a craving for an outdoor lifestyle no matter what the thermometer reads, a certain set of New Yorkers are finding friendship and fun in a new crop of amenity-rich properties. After all, if your building offers everything a summer beach share or country club might, minus the cost, why would you ever leave?