Simply put, the Atelier offers New Yorkers the most meticulous, personally-catered experience in luxury living. Every Atelier unit has been expertly designed to meet the highest specifications, and our customer service and concierge are available on-site to fulfill the needs of each and every resident.
Conceived by the award-winning Costas Kondylis, the Atelier Condo Building stands tall in the crowded Manhattan scene as one of the finest places for discerning renters and buyers. The Atelier offers spectacular views of the Hudson River and proximity to all of Midtown, from Times Square and the Theater District to the rapidly growing Hudson Yards area.
Conceived by the award-winning Costas Kondylis, the Atelier Condo Building stands tall in the crowded Manhattan scene as one of the finest places for discerning renters and buyers. The Atelier offers spectacular views of the Hudson River and proximity to all of Midtown, from Times Square and the Theater District to the rapidly growing Hudson Yards area.
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There is no finer experience in this city than owning a luxurious piece of NYC real estate, and the Atelier is the ultimate place to call your metropolitan home. Our sales staff are experts in matching buyers to the unit that best suits their needs, meeting the most demanding criteria in this competitive market.
The Atelier's rentals cater to a wide range of potential tenants, from long-term residents to shorter business stays (90 days minimum), and everything in between. Need to relocate employees and their families? Want to treat a client to New York modern luxury? We guarantee that our building conveniences and amenities will provide comfort beyond even the finest hotels in the area.
The Atelier Condo's President, Daniel Neiditch, has stood for decades as one of New York City's top real estate professionals. Along with running the Atelier, Neiditch and his agency River 2 River Realty oversee more than a billion dollars in holdings across the greater NYC area. Neiditch's business concerns go deeper than accumulating properties, as he finds the greatest satisfaction in providing a level of service offered nowhere else.
Daniel Neiditch is a real estate mogul who oversees luxury real estate sales, rentals, and purchases in New York. As the president of River 2 River Realty, Neiditch has built the family business to acquire a net worth of over a billion dollars in real estate holdings and stand out from the competition due to their extensive, personalized customer service.
Reviews (10)
Shops Us
Feb 04, 2022
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One of the worst leasing offices and disrespectful experience to people of color. If you want to tour luxury apartments, respect and kindness – ask for someone other than Izabela. I see a lot of other comments about the same experience below...
The leasing agent Izabela was so rude when I went to tour the apartment; she was on the phone while I was asking questions, did not respond well and just responded with short "ya"s "no"s as a matter of fact. When I asked about closet space in a flex, she answered laughingly "no". None of the employees wore a mask!
I also requested for a floor plan and
The leasing agent Izabela was so rude when I went to tour the apartment; she was on the phone while I was asking questions, did not respond well and just responded with short "ya"s "no"s as a matter of fact. When I asked about closet space in a flex, she answered laughingly "no". None of the employees wore a mask!
I also requested for a floor plan and
Kirsten Banal
Jun 10, 2021
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If I could rate you a zero, I would. Great building, but the worst experience. Isabelle who works at the leasing office is definitely not fit for her job. If she didn’t want to accommodate us or help us find an apartment (especially with that rude attitude she wasn’t even trying to hide), I think she should rethink her career. Better improve on your communication skills, lady.
Melisa Singh
Apr 25, 2021
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I've lived in this building since 2008 and each year it gets better and better. When I first moved in it was one of two buildings on the block so there wasn't much around in the way of gyms, restaurants and groceries. Now it's steps from the swankiest gym in town (who doesn't want to work out next to one of the Knicks?), Gotham Market and countless awesome spots to grab groceries or bring a date.
Being so close the Hudson Pier is awesome. You can ride your bike (or CityBike) all along the gorgeous dedicated bike path stretching all the way down to Battery Park. Being able to enjoy nature while
Being so close the Hudson Pier is awesome. You can ride your bike (or CityBike) all along the gorgeous dedicated bike path stretching all the way down to Battery Park. Being able to enjoy nature while
Rodrigo Duarte
Dec 13, 2020
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When I was having a look at this place, coming from Zillow, I thought it was too good to be true. In addition, the online presence of the managing company (River 2 River) and of the condo itself raised some eyebrows - I was quite shocked with the many reviews from fake accounts (most of the reviews were made by accounts with only one or two reviews). Despite the awkward online presence, we moved in to the Atelier. The process was really straightforward. The building is approx. 20 years old, so there are some touches here and there that could improve our stay. For example, there was no welcome pack
Cashley Roberts
Nov 06, 2020
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D. R.
Oct 09, 2020
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There are so many nicer buildings to live in NYC. First of all, during covid-19 this is certainly not the building you want to be. The building basically operates as half hotel or Airbnb. It is also located right next door to a Chinese embassy. The lobby and amenities are similar to that of a low budget college dorm facility. There are also news articles about a creepy condo board president who videotapes and harasses tenants. I have witnessed this to be true. Totally unprofessional, not cool living in a building with a creep.
Jessica Spanos
Aug 03, 2020
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Laura MCall
Jul 23, 2020
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Agapito Garcia
Oct 22, 2019
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The building itself is beautiful. The apartments are smaller than average but are constructed with good materials and have quality appliances. The residents are friendly but transient. The management company River 2 river has a poor attitude and seems bothered helping people view apartments. They are a red flag for anyone looking to live in luxury which includes customer service. Great building, classy amenities, but a bad management team that provides poor service that kills the vibe. For the price, you should expect the total package.
Jeeten Fatania
Jun 22, 2017
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