I've loved living at Station Nine. The main draw is the proximity to Ninth Street and the large units.

The apartment complex is nice as it is located just near Ninth Street, which offers a lot of restaurants, and Harris Teether is just a min walk away. However, it is not very well kept. There are cockroaches, and some amenities are not working correctly. The carpet on move-in was not cleaned, unlike what they claimed.

If you are in law school, I might explore other options or get a scooter as the Duke Busa 20-minute still requires walk.

The apartment is not the best suited one for families, especially if you have a kid. It's more like for people who would like to chill out more. I couldn't get this information when I was looking for apartments and don't make the mistake of taking opinions from people who are not in your exact situation.

You get what you pay for! I feel like some other apartments are more expensive and relatively nicer, but you are paying for the convenience of being close to other Fuqua students and to be close to Fuqua itself.
Convenient location near within walking distance to restaurants and a grocery store. For me the proximity to other Fuqua students far outweighed living farther away for cheaper.

It’s fine not great

Decent apartment complex with lots of Fuqua students. Management is very quick with fixes which I appreciate a lot. I generally feel safe here although there were a couple instances of car break-ins in the parking lot. Very thin walls in the apartments. My biggest issue is with the gym; most of the cardio equipment is broken and for some reason most of the time I can't get internet in the gym. Also the set up is odd where the gym space is one big box and sometimes it feels like there isn't enough room for multiple people. Fortunately Brodie gym is close enough. Solid location on 9th street near Harris Teeter and other restaurants/cafes, plus an easy commute to Fuqua. Value is fine as a budget apartment on 9th street.

Apartment is good. Signed only a 10-month lease. But a little like living within the Fuqua bubble on Ninth street. Would prefer to buy a car and take another place in my Second year a bit further away from ninth street.

Overall the experience has been great. Grocery store and other restaurants are very close by. Good , safe area.

Very clean and spacious with nice amenities.

Pros: attentive and friendly management; helpful maintenance workers; great gym and pool areas; new appliances; as someone without a car I’ve never struggled to find a ride to campus since so many Fuqua students live here, walkable to Tav

Cons: you can hear the train as early as 7AM depending on where you are in the building