Orsid Realty

Orsid is committed to enhancing the quality of life for those who live, work in or visit the properties we manage and represent. Orsid was founded in 1955 by Albert Etingin, the father of our late Chairman Maks Etingin, on the principles of inclusion and community. Ever since its inception, Orsid has understood the value of treating people the way they wish to be treated with respect and care. Maks solidified the Orsid ethic by carefully establishing one relationship at a time, allowing Orsid to grow into the trusted and valued company it is today. The Orsid approach is to cultivate enduring relationships. We treat each of our clients as members of our family because it is our ethos and the foundation of our culture. Our current president, Neil Davidowitz, is committed to upholding that historic vision. As a real estate management industry pioneer in his own right, Neil has upheld Orsid as one of New York Citys largest and most well-regarded property management companies. We have a reputation for exceeding the expectations of the ever-changing New York City real estate market. The highly trained Orsid team uses our collective expertise to provide the best real estate services we can. Known for our transparency, loyalty, and longevity, we stand ready to meet our current and future clients needs today, tomorrow and well into the future. Meet the Orsid professionals dedicated to providing the best real estate management services available in New York City. A management industry pioneer, Neil Davidowitz is regarded as an expert in the real estate field. As president of Orsid, Neil specializes in labor relations, litigation support, financial management and controls, long-term capital planning, governmental compliance, governing documents, and policies and procedures as it relates to sales, sublets, and refinancing. Neil graduated from Franklin and Marshall College in 1978 and his interest in and involvement with public service and government led him to Villanova University Law School during which he worked at the ...