A homeowner in Colorado has listed a house for sale at around $200,000 while squatters remain living inside, highlighting difficulties American property owners face in removing unauthorised occupants. The listing on Garfield Avenue drew attention after it circulated on Zillow, with the situation being cited as an example of the strains facing parts of the US housing market, where eviction processes can be lengthy and complex even when a property is being actively marketed for sale.

The case underscores broader frustrations among landlords and homeowners over squatters' rights and the legal hurdles involved in reclaiming occupied properties, a recurring issue reported across various US states. Details on the specific circumstances of how the squatters came to occupy the property, the timeline involved, and the seller's next steps were limited in the available report.