SOUTH SHORE — Weeks after a high-profile federal raid of their building, only a handful of residents are still living in a mostly-vacant South Shore apartment complex that city officials described as “dangerous and hazardous” during a court hearing Friday, suggesting it should be completely cleared out.

But a judge gave property managers more time to repair the 130-unit building — and said it was her understanding that immigration agents raided the property after Chicago police had failed to address safety concerns there.

Cook County Circuit Judge Debra Seaton, presiding over a long-running foreclosure case for 7500 S. South Shore Drive, ordered another city inspection and court hearing early next month to determine whether the apartment building is habitable. That gives the property’s c

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