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DeKalb landlord Hunter Properties has almost 500 unresolved violations with city

City Manager Bill Nicklas addresses the DeKalb City Council on Monday. Steve Bittinger - For Shaw Media (Steve Bittinger)

City Manager Bill Nicklas addresses the DeKalb City Council on Monday. Steve Bittinger - For Shaw Media (Steve Bittinger)

Displaced residents show their exhaustion as two Northern Illinois University Police officers exit a building at 930 Greenbrier Road in DeKalb last Thursday after a suspicious morning fire at the location. This building is owned by Hunter Properties who also own Ridgebrook Apartments where a fire that occurred Tuesday night is under investigation. (Mark Busch)

Residents gather last Thursday in front of the apartment complex at 930 Greenbrier Road in DeKalb after a suspicious morning fire at the location. This building is owned by Hunter Properties who also own Ridgebrook Apartments where a fire that occurred Tuesday night is under investigation. (Mark Busch)