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The Atelier Condo is located at 635 West 42nd Street in NYC. Call us 212-563-6635 for an appointment. Daniel Neiditch is the President of The Atelier that has became a Manhattan luxury landmark. Many celebrities call Atelier their home.

Post from Atelier President Daniel Neiditch. What an incredible evening with two legends and Super Bowl champions, an...
10/05/2026

Post from Atelier President Daniel Neiditch.

What an incredible evening with two legends and Super Bowl champions, and šŸˆ.

Iā€™ve had the privilege of knowing and working with both Eli and Michael. What I admire most about them is that their commitment to making a difference didnā€™t end when their playing careers did. They continue to use their platforms, time and resources to help others and give back to the community.

Eli has done tremendous work supporting children and families through , helping raise awareness and funds to advance pediatric cancer research and provide support to children and their families. Michael has also dedicated significant time to philanthropy, supporting causes including Research Hospital and organizations that help veterans, children and families in need.

Itā€™s always inspiring to be around people who understand that success is measured not only by what you accomplish, but by what you do for others.

Iā€™m grateful for the friendship, the memories and the opportunity to work alongside both of these incredible men. I truly appreciate everything they do for the community and look forward to continuing to work together on great causes in the future.

Two Giants on the football field, and two giants when it comes to giving back.

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Post from Atelier President Daniel Neiditch-Another unforgettable day at the , surrounded by incredible horses, old fri...
08/31/2026

Post from Atelier President Daniel Neiditch-

Another unforgettable day at the , surrounded by incredible horses, old friends, new friends, and some truly remarkable people.
But today was about much more than the competition, the horses, and the jumps. It was about meaningful connections and bringing people together who believe that, together, we can make a difference in the world.
I had the great pleasure of spending time with the legendary Robert De Niro and talking about something that means so much to both of us: philanthropy and giving back.
We quickly discovered we have friends in common in Hollywood and, in a funny coincidence, we even share the same dentist!
But our conversation soon became much more personal. Robert spoke about the heartbreaking loss of his grandson, Leandro, who died from an accidental fentanyl overdose. Hearing him speak about such an unimaginable tragedy was incredibly moving.
I have personally seen the devastating impact of drug addiction from an early age, through family members who struggled with substance abuse. Because of that, this is a cause that hits very close to home for me.
What I admire most is how Robert and his daughter have taken an unimaginable family tragedy and chosen to turn their pain into purpose. Through the Leandro De Niro Rodriguez Foundation, they are working to help prevent other families from experiencing the same heartbreak and to create greater pathways toward healing, hope, and a safer future for our children and future generations.
I look forward to working alongside Robert and his family and doing whatever I can to lend my experience, advice, resources, and support to this important mission.
Everyone knows Robert De Niro as one of the greatest actors of all time. But today, I saw something beyond the legendary actor the heart of a grandfather who, after experiencing profound loss, is determined to use his voice and influence to help others.

The Hampton Classic may be about world-class horses and competition, but days like today remind me that the most important victories happen when we come together to help others

Post from Atelier President Daniel Neiditch-Two different paths. One shared mission: Ensuring no child gets left behind....
07/11/2026

Post from Atelier President Daniel Neiditch-

Two different paths. One shared mission: Ensuring no child gets left behind. Growing up with very little taught me early on that no child should ever feel forgotten. Itā€™s why Iā€™ve dedicated my life to fighting childhood poverty. Real change requires a village, and today I want to give a massive shoutout to someone who inspires me daily with her work for our youth: the incredible .garner . While we operate in different spaces, our advocacy aligns. For over 15 years, Jennifer has protected rural youth and funded early development with . Through her company , she delivers fresh nutrition to food-insecure communities. This mirrors what we push for right here in New York in the Bronx where my charity makes sure babies and parents in low-income areas get early childhood coaching and essential goods to start life on equal footing. Education and community presence are also massive battlegrounds where our missions connect. Jennifer frequently lobbies Capitol Hill for early childhood literacy. On my end, as a board member for the , my focus is ensuring inner-city youth arenā€™t left behind by undiagnosed learning disabilities. Seeing these struggles firsthand while serving as Honorary Principal at CS 55 in the South Bronx reinforced why this fight is so urgent. True philanthropy isnā€™t just about writing checks itā€™s about showing up on the ground. Whether itā€™s Jennifer volunteering on Skid Row, or my team handing out 3,000 winter gifts to families in the Bronx, the goal is exactly the same: preserving the joy of childhood. Letā€™s keep building a brighter, safer future for our youth!

Post from Atelier President Daniel NeiditchGreat spending time with Adam Sandler and having his support in charitable ca...
06/19/2026

Post from Atelier President Daniel Neiditch

Great spending time with Adam Sandler and having his support in charitable causes that we both care deeply about. One of the things I've always admired about Adam isn't just his incredible success in entertainment, but the way he's consistently used that success to give back. Whether supporting children, families, or organizations that strengthen communities, he's shown that making a difference matters just as much as making a living.
While we come from very different backgrounds, we share a belief that success has its greatest meaning when it's used to help others. Supporting children, expanding educational opportunities, and investing in stronger communities have always been causes close to both of our hearts.

Growing up with very little taught me that no child should ever feel forgotten. That belief has inspired much of my work with organizations that help children with dyslexia, support education, and bring joy and opportunity to young people who need it most.

People often celebrate accomplishments, but I believe our greatest legacy is measured by the lives we touch and the opportunities we create for others.

Thank you, Adam, for your friendship, your generosity, and for setting an example that kindness and success can go hand in hand. I look forward to continuing to work together on causes we both care about and helping make a positive difference in the lives of others.

06/13/2026

Post from Atelier President Daniel Neiditch

Honored to take the mound once againā€”this time at Progressive Field in Clevelandā€”for my seventh ceremonial first pitch, alongside the . Moments like these never lose their meaning, and Iā€™m grateful for every opportunity to combine Americaā€™s pastime with causes that matter.
Over the years, Iā€™ve been fortunate to stand on some of baseballā€™s most iconic fields, each experience representing far more than a game. Every invitation has been an opportunity to shine a light on philanthropy, community, and creating opportunities for others.
The journey began at Fenway Park with the , followed by unforgettable stops with the in Chicago, the in Minnesota, and the legendary in St. Louis. My fifth ceremonial pitch came in Philadelphia with the , and last season I had the privilege of throwing my sixth first pitch at Nationals Park with the .
Now, Cleveland marks a new chapter.
Standing on the mound at Progressive Field, home of the Guardians, serves as another reminder that sports have the power to unite communities and amplify important causes. Whether itā€™s supporting underserved youth, advancing education, expanding access to housing, or investing in health initiatives, every city and every stadium have helped further a mission that extends well beyond the baseball diamond.
Seven first pitches. Seven major league cities. One unwavering commitment to making a difference.
Iā€™m deeply thankful to every MLB organization that has welcomed me over the years and to the countless people behind the scenes who believe that baseball can be a platform for impact.
The journey continues, and I remain convinced that sometimes a single pitch can represent something much bigger than the game itself.

05/31/2026

Post from Daniel Neiditch Atelier President. For six years, Iā€™ve had the privilege of participating in the Israel Day on Fifth celebration in New York City, and each year I am reminded why this event is so important. What takes place along Fifth Avenue is far more than a paradeā€”it is a powerful expression of unity, resilience, pride, and hope. It brings together people from all walks of life who believe in the values of freedom, democracy, coexistence, and the enduring strength of community.
Every year, tens of thousands of participants line the streets of Manhattan while millions more watch from around the world. The atmosphere is extraordinary. Families, students, community leaders, elected officials, and supporters gather with a shared purpose: to celebrate Israelā€™s achievements, culture, innovation, and contributions to the world, while also standing firmly against antisemitism, terrorism, and all forms of hatred.
What inspires me most is seeing people come together despite the challenges and divisions that often dominate the headlines. In a world where conflict, intolerance, and violence continue to impact far too many lives, events like this remind us that unity is stronger than division and that hope is stronger than fear. They remind us that each of us has a responsibility to speak out against hate, defend human dignity, and stand up for what is right.
I have always believed that leadership is not measured by words alone but by action. Whether through philanthropy, community service, advocacy, or simply showing up in support of causes that matter, we all have the ability to make a positive difference. The Israel Day on Fifth celebration is a testament to what can happen when people come together around shared values and a common vision for a better future.
I remain committed to advocating for peace, justice, and the protection of innocent lives.
A special thank you to the incredible organizers, volunteers, sponsors, security personnel, and community leaders whose hard work makes this event possible year after year. The success of this celebration is a reflection of your dedication, passion, and unwavering commitment to bringing people together.
Together, we must continue building bridges, rejecting hatred in all its forms, and creating a world defined by understanding, respect, and peace.

Post by Daniel Neiditch River 2 River Realty President. Tonight, I want to recognize someone whose story continues to in...
05/23/2026

Post by Daniel Neiditch River 2 River Realty President.

Tonight, I want to recognize someone whose story continues to inspire millions around the world ā€” Jake Gyllenhaal.
Despite struggling with dyslexia growing up, Jake never allowed learning challenges to define his future. Instead, he turned perseverance, discipline, and passion into one of the most respected careers in Hollywood. From critically acclaimed performances in films like Brokeback Mountain, Nightcrawler, Southpaw, and Prisoners, to his work on Broadway and his continued philanthropic efforts, he has shown that learning differences do not limit greatness.
What makes his journey even more meaningful is his support and advocacy for children facing educational challenges and learning disabilities. For so many young people struggling in school, hearing successful individuals openly discuss dyslexia helps remove the stigma and reminds them that intelligence comes in many forms.
As a board member of The Promise Project, I have the privilege of seeing firsthand the incredible impact early support, mentorship, and resources can have on children with dyslexia and other learning disabilities. The work we do focuses on empowering children, building confidence, and helping families gain access to opportunities many otherwise would not have. Every child deserves the chance to realize their potential, regardless of the obstacles they may face in a classroom setting.
Jakeā€™s story is proof that setbacks can become strengths. His accomplishments, including Academy Award nominations, Tony Award recognition, and a career spanning some of the most challenging and respected roles in entertainment, demonstrate what determination and self belief can achieve. More importantly, his openness about overcoming dyslexia gives hope to children who may feel misunderstood or discouraged today.
Thank you, Jake, not only for being an inspiration to children dealing with learning disabilities, but also for your friendship, kindness, and continued support of causes that help young people succeed. Your voice and example truly make a difference.
To every child facing educational struggles: your challenges do not define your future. Some of the brightest, most creative, and most accomplished people in the world once sat in classrooms feeling exactly the way you do now. Keep believing in yourself.

Post by Atelier President Daniel Neiditch I want to recognize someone whose story continues to inspire millions around ...
05/23/2026

Post by Atelier President Daniel Neiditch

I want to recognize someone whose story continues to inspire millions around the world ā€” Jake Gyllenhaal.
Despite struggling with dyslexia growing up, Jake never allowed learning challenges to define his future. Instead, he turned perseverance, discipline, and passion into one of the most respected careers in Hollywood. From critically acclaimed performances in films like Brokeback Mountain, Nightcrawler, Southpaw, and Prisoners, to his work on Broadway and his continued philanthropic efforts, he has shown that learning differences do not limit greatness.
What makes his journey even more meaningful is his support and advocacy for children facing educational challenges and learning disabilities. For so many young people struggling in school, hearing successful individuals openly discuss dyslexia helps remove the stigma and reminds them that intelligence comes in many forms.
As a board member of The Promise Project, I have the privilege of seeing firsthand the incredible impact early support, mentorship, and resources can have on children with dyslexia and other learning disabilities. The work we do focuses on empowering children, building confidence, and helping families gain access to opportunities many otherwise would not have. Every child deserves the chance to realize their potential, regardless of the obstacles they may face in a classroom setting.
Jakeā€™s story is proof that setbacks can become strengths. His accomplishments, including Academy Award nominations, Tony Award recognition, and a career spanning some of the most challenging and respected roles in entertainment, demonstrate what determination and self belief can achieve. More importantly, his openness about overcoming dyslexia gives hope to children who may feel misunderstood or discouraged today.
Thank you, Jake, not only for being an inspiration to children dealing with learning disabilities, but also for your friendship, kindness, and continued support of causes that help young people succeed. Your voice and example truly make a difference.
To every child facing educational struggles: your challenges do not define your future. Some of the brightest, most creative, and most accomplished people in the world once sat in classrooms feeling exactly the way you do now. Keep believing in yourself.

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