Daniel Neiditch Unveils New Pickleball Court at The Atelier, Expanding Manhattan’s Ultimate Country-Club Lifestyle
Under President Daniel Neiditch, the 635 West 42nd Street condominium continues to expand amenities while focusing on
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Under President Daniel Neiditch, the 635 West 42nd Street condominium continues to expand amenities while focusing on resident experience, and sustainability
NEW YORK CITY, NY, UNITED STATES, September 21, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Daniel Neiditch, President of The Atelier Condominium, has announced the official opening of the building’s brand-new dedicated pickleball court at The Atelier, the iconic luxury condominium at 635 West 42nd Street in Manhattan.
The new pickleball court joins The Atelier’s existing full-size tennis court, giving residents the opportunity to enjoy both sports within their own building. The addition is the latest in a long list of enhancements made during Daniel Neiditch’s tenure as President of The Atelier Condominium.
“We are always looking for ways to add value to the Atelier experience,” said Daniel Neiditch, President of The Atelier Condominium. “Our residents should feel that they are living somewhere truly special. The addition of our new pickleball court is another example of how we continue to invest in our community and create amenities that people can actually enjoy every day.”
“It’s like living in a country club,” said one Atelier resident.
Since becoming President of The Atelier, Daniel Neiditch has made continued investment in the building and its residents a central focus of his leadership.
Under Daniel Neiditch’s leadership, The Atelier has expanded and enhanced its amenity offerings while also undertaking major capital improvements throughout the property. The building has added amenities including its movie theater and office center, while continuing to maintain its extensive recreational and wellness facilities.
The Atelier has also recently completed renovations to its residential floors and corridors and has installed new door operators on its passenger elevators as part of an ongoing effort to improve reliability and reduce elevator-related interruptions.
“We don’t believe that you have to choose between great amenities and responsible financial management,” said Daniel Neiditch. “Our goal is to continue making improvements where they make financial sense, while protecting the long-term interests of our owners.”
The building currently maintains approximately $2 million in cash reserves, while continuing to offer an extensive collection of amenities.
Value at the Center of The Atelier Experience
Another distinguishing feature of The Atelier under Daniel Neiditch has been its focus on keeping common charges competitive while maintaining a substantial amenity package.
The Atelier has been described as having among the lowest common charges of comparable full-service condominium buildings in Manhattan and has not raised common charges in three years.
Daniel Neiditch says the building’s philosophy is straightforward: provide residents with an exceptional lifestyle while making financially responsible decisions.
“We want our residents to know that we are constantly looking at ways to improve the building without losing sight of financial responsibility,” said Daniel Neiditch. “Adding amenities is important, but so is maintaining the building, strengthening our reserves and making sure that every investment benefits the community.”
Sustainability Built Into The Atelier
Luxury and sustainability have also been important components of The Atelier’s identity since the building opened.
The Atelier is recognized for its extensive rooftop solar installation, making it one of the tallest residential buildings in the United States incorporating solar power into its operations. The building’s rooftop solar panels generate renewable energy while reducing the property’s reliance on conventional power sources.
Sustainability is also incorporated into the everyday operation of the building. Throughout the residential corridors, motion and light sensors are designed to automatically turn hallway lighting off when areas are not being used. According to building management, this system means that hallway lights are off approximately 99% of the time when the corridors are unoccupied, helping reduce unnecessary energy consumption.
The combination of rooftop solar power and smart-building technology reflects The Atelier’s broader approach to sustainability: integrating environmentally conscious features into a luxury residential experience without compromising comfort or convenience.
“Sustainability doesn’t have to mean giving up luxury,” said Daniel Neiditch, President of The Atelier. “We have always believed that a building can provide an exceptional lifestyle while also being responsible about how it uses energy and operates.”
A Home to Stars
Since opening in 2007, The Atelier has also developed a reputation as a favorite address for celebrities, entertainers and professional athletes.
Documented past residents and high-profile occupants associated with the building have included Hilary Duff, Nick Lachey, Vanessa Minnillo, Amy Brenneman, Eric McCormack, Deborah Cox, Lindsay Lohan, Mekhi Phifer, Dania Ramirez, Paul Reubens, Jay Pharoah, Jerry Stackhouse, Taylor Hicks, Dane Cook, Brendan Fraser and Jeremy Piven, among others.
The building’s combination of privacy, security, Hudson River and Manhattan views, extensive amenities and flexible furnished residences has historically attracted high-profile residents, particularly entertainers and athletes spending extended periods in New York.
Today, The Atelier continues to attract high-profile residents and visitors while maintaining its reputation as one of Manhattan’s most amenity-rich residential communities.
Under the leadership of Daniel Neiditch, The Atelier has continued to develop an extraordinary collection of indoor and outdoor amenities, offering residents a lifestyle more commonly associated with a private country club or resort than a Manhattan condominium.
Amenities include:
Brand-new dedicated pickleball court
Full-size tennis court
Indoor swimming pool
Outdoor swimming pool
Indoor basketball court
Sauna
Steam room
Cold plunge
Fitness center
Rooftop Sky Lounge with expansive indoor and outdoor spaces
Movie theater/private screening room
Business and office center
Ice-skating rink
Residents’ lounge and billiards room
Landscaped outdoor terraces
Children’s play areas
Dog run
Complimentary daily breakfast
24-hour concierge, valet and security services
Complimentary cross-town shuttle service
The building’s Sky Lounge remains one of its signature spaces, providing residents with expansive indoor and outdoor areas and panoramic views of Manhattan and the Hudson River.
Daniel Neiditch: Building a Lifestyle, Not Just an Address
Located at 635 West 42nd Street, The Atelier sits on Manhattan’s rapidly evolving West Side, near Hudson Yards, the Hudson River and the High Line.
For Daniel Neiditch, what makes the building special is not any single amenity, but the combination of everything The Atelier offers its residents.
“It’s the combination,” said Daniel Neiditch. “You can play tennis or pickleball, swim indoors or outdoors, work out, use the basketball court, relax in the sauna.
Daniel neiditch
President of the Atelier Condo NYC
+1 212-563-6635
dan@theateliercondo.com
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