Kazakh prince bought one of New Jersey’s priciest homes for just $10

A luxury mansion in one of New Jersey's wealthiest neighbourhoods has become the center of international attention after reportedly changing hands for just $10. According to an exclusive report by the New York Post, the sprawling Alpine estate was transferred to Daniyar Kessikbayev, often referred to as a Kazakh "prince" because of his links to Kazakhstan's former ruling elite. Although the transaction took place in 2025, renewed scrutiny over the property's ownership and its political connections has brought the unusual deal back into the spotlight. A mansion worth millions sold for just $10The property at 2 Margo Way in Alpine, New Jersey, is far from an ordinary home. Spread across more than 3.1 acres, the estate features around 17,150 square feet of living space with nine bedrooms and an impressive list of luxury amenities.