Best place if you're single and have no children. S9 is the "frat house" of all the 9th st apartments - it has the most number of Fuquans and the best/most frequent pool parties (when it's warm out). Wine around the world always happens in S9, so needless to say, it gets pretty loud sometimes. That being said, the units themselves are nice and updated, the gym is awesome, and there's pretty decent free food events here. My unit faces the meditation garden and I like it just fine. I can hear the train but it's not nearly as loud as if I were to live in BMain.

Overall, very happy with apartment - community is clean and has nice amenities, noise isn't an issue, and leasing office/workers are all great. Only complaints would be they do not accept outgoing packages (even with a label- you have to drive them to UPS/FedEx even though they come everyday) and there are some unnecessary mandatory fees ($30 for trash collection that has ridiculous rules and $35 for eh internet). But- the apartment itself has been very nice, amenities (pool, gym, coffee) are always in perfect condition, and someone is always there to respond to questions almost instantly, and you're extremely close to Harris Teeter and restaurants on 9th street. Has been a great community to live in.

The apartment is overall very satisfying. However, the rent and additional fee like electricity, water, Internet, trash can add up to near 1900 dollars for 1B1B, recommend the A1loft apartment, can hold up to three persons living comfortably.

Station Nine has an amazing front office--they are courteous, prompt, friendly, and incredibly helpful. The gym, dog park, meeting rooms, and leasing office are all recently renovated and extremely well maintained. The location is hard to beat--within walking distance of two grocery stores and a plethora of shops and restaurants. Further, for Duke students or hospital employees, there are multiple employee/student bus stops within one block of the complex. Finally, the other tenants are a blend of senior undergraduates, graduate students, and some families, so it is a respectful and mature environment.

It was promised to us an apartment with wooden floor and carpet bedrooms, and it was not.
They showed us an apartment with a balcony and the one that was given has no balcony at all.
A little bit expensive for what it is. Not very "luxury"

Newly renovated building

Pros - nice units, convenient for Fuqua students, all your class mates live near here, friendly staff, responsive to work orders.

Cons - internet is included, but it is not great. I'd rather buy my own internet. Also rent is expensive relative to rest of Durham.

Expensive, but the similarly priced to other 9th street residential options. Very social building, walls are a little thin but am happy with my decision to live at Station 9.

Station 9 has inadequate security features, they don't have a good package storage set up and it is unnecessarily expensive

Station Nine is in a very secure location, and it's close to 9th street - walking distance from Tavern, lots of food, and some nice yoga studios and cute shops. It's also one of the stops on the Shooters bus which is always a plus! I never feel worried about my safety here, which is a huge plus as a girl living alone. The parking garage being included in the rent and the trash service is also very nice and convenient. The only downside is depending on your apartment location, you might hear lots of noise from the street or the pool, as noise tends to carry upwards.

Spacious apartments, social environment, walking distance to grocery stores/restaurants/bars, 10 min drive to Fuqua; gym and pool