Daniel Neiditch

Daniel Neiditch (born March 12) is an American real estate mogul, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and community leader. He is the founder and president of River 2 River Realty, a luxury real estate company that has achieved prominence as a broker, property manager, and developer throughout New York State, the Hamptons, and Westchester.
Neiditch is an advocate for environmental sustainability. He serves as the president of The Atelier Condo, which boasts the highest residential solar array in the country. He is also a Forbes Real Estate Council member and shares his insights through columns in publications such as Entrepreneur and SCORE NYC.
Neiditch is also an active philanthropist and community leader. He addresses homelessness, education, and healthcare issues, channeling his efforts through initiatives like the Daniel Neiditch Charity and the Max Alexander Foundation. Additionally, he serves as an on-call chief emergency first responder and holds the honorary title of Fire Chief, demonstrating his commitment to community well-being and safety.
==Early life and education==
Neiditch was born and raised in New York State. He pursued higher education at the Questrom School of Business at Boston University, obtaining a bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, business administration, and management.
==Career==
In 2005, Neiditch started his real estate career by establishing River 2 River Realty, a real estate company operating across New York, Westchester, and the Hamptons. As president, Neiditch has guided the company's transformation into a well-regarded brokerage firm, landlord, property manager, and real estate developer.
Over time, River 2 River Realty has amassed real estate holdings exceeding one billion dollars within the New York metropolitan area, with a notable presence in other regions. In the brokerage division, the company has executed real estate transactions exceeding one billion dollars in the past decade, consistently experiencing annual growth. The management division presently oversees the administration of over 20 buildings, comprising 2,500 units, including their furnished housing, which caters to select celebrity clientele during their stays in New York City.
Neiditch is recognized for his steadfast advocacy for environmental sustainability. He pioneered the integration of solar energy at The Atelier Condo, which hosts New York City's most extensive residential solar array. The initiative serves as a model for sustainable, solar-powered living, satisfying approximately 15% of the building's energy needs. With Neiditch as President and CEO for the last 17 years, The Atelier houses the nation's highest residential solar array and has become the favored residence for numerous celebrities. Notably, Neiditch's penthouse at The Atelier drew substantial media attention as New York City's most expensive real estate listing, priced at $85 million.
Neiditch is the preferred luxury realtor for a distinguished clientele, which includes renowned celebrities such as Ed Harris, Michael Douglas, Lindsay Lohan, Hillary Duff, Brenden Frasier, Dania Ramirez, Deborah Cox, Dane Cook, Taylor Hicks, Mehki Pfeifer, Jerry Stackhouse, Matthew Perry, Jeremy Piven, Amy Brenneman, Jay Pharoah, Eve the Rapper, Nick Lachey, and Michael Douglas.
Neiditch is a Forbes Real Estate Council member and regularly contributes to publications such as Entrepreneur and SCORE NYC.
Neiditch also serves as an on-call chief emergency first responder and holds an honorary fire chief title.
==Philanthropy==
Neiditch is a philanthropist focusing on education, healthcare, community development, and youth services. His philanthropic efforts centers on empowering disadvantaged children and families in his hometown. In 2018, Neiditch established The Daniel Neiditch Charity, a non-profit foundation that serves as the platform through which he directs his philanthropic initiatives.
Neiditch's philanthropic work revolves around combating homelessness. He strives to provide homeless individuals with essential resources such as medical care, employment opportunities, and housing. Neiditch's commitment to this cause led him to spend three days living undercover on the streets. Collaborating with Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, he seeks innovative solutions to address homelessness in New York and beyond.
Neiditch has organized high-profile charity events, including celebrity boxing matches, to raise funds for causes like autism awareness and childhood diabetes. His philanthropic reach extends to organizations such as the Shaquille O'Neal Foundation, the Drama League, Room to Grow, and the Say Organization, where he actively participates in fundraising campaigns.
Education remains a priority for Neiditch. He supports Literacy Partners, a New York City-based adult education nonprofit. He also contributes to institutions like St. Jude Children's Hospital, the Ryan Seacrest Foundation, the Clinton and Bush Foundations, and the Max Alexander Foundation, where he serves as Chairman of the Board, focusing on educational opportunities in underserved African communities.
Additionally, he advocates for organizations like the 1 in 6 Foundation alongside Anthony Edwards, raising awareness for male survivors of childhood sexual assault.
==Awards and recognitions==
* Neiditch has been honored to throw out the first pitch at Major League Baseball games by the Minnesota Twins, Boston Red Sox, Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago White Sox, and St. Louis Cardinals in recognition of his support for underserved communities.
* In 2023, Neiditch was named an honored guest at the Israel Day Parade for his philanthropic contributions to the State of Israel and beyond.
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Personal website
* River 2 River Realty
* The Atelier Condo
* Daniel Neiditch on IMDb
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* Daniel Neiditch on YouTube
Category:American real estate businesspeople
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Category:American philanthropists
Category:Boston University alumni
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