810 is truly perfect. It’s smaller than BMain, S9 or B9 but close to all the action. It’s quiet, clean, super livable, and management is amazing. I’ve had 2 minor maintenance issues that were both resolved within that day. My only recommendation is to live above the 2nd floor because cell service on that level is bad.

Management is usually pretty receptive to the maintenance requests but we had a bad leak which they could not fix for a couple weeks. We requested that we move to another unit but they wanted to charge us a $500 fee. We had to argue for several days for them to finally waive our fee. However, they did not offer any help moving. This was a bad experience, but having said that, Olivia (the assistant manager) is great and

Great place to live as a DukeMed student! 10 minute bus or bike ride to the front of TSCHE. The bus (Duke's H2) runs all day and has a stop ~30 seconds from the apartment front door. Also conveniently located on Ninth Street (near grocery stores, restaurants, and bars).

In terms of amenities, nice gym (better than other complexes), great pool and grilling area, and free garage parking. Apartment itself is spacious and includes stainless steel appliances.

I absolutely love living at 810 Ninth. The building is new and in excellent condition. The building is very pet friendly and has a dog park. The pool and gym are both excellent. The leasing staff is very friendly and helpful. They often organize cute events for residents like crepes or donuts for breakfast and game night socials. Maintenance requests are addressed promptly. Most of the residents are in their 20s and 30s. Some of the residents are senior undergraduates, who can at times be loud, but by and large the residents are respectful and the apartment is quiet. I can walk to two grocery stores, multiple restaurants, and half a dozen coffee shops from my apartment. There is a bus stop to Duke Hospital just across the street, which is very convenient for medical students and residents.

810 9th (formerly Solis) is a smaller building on 9th street, compared to B9 and Station 9. It's located very close to all of the 9th street attractions (Harris Teeter, bars, etc.), but because it's a smaller building, you don't feel like you are living in a dorm room with hundreds of your classmates. Besides Fuquans, there are a lot of medical residents and students and law students that live in this building. We have a few non-Duke members of the community as well. The rent is reasonable/ comparable to the other buildings in the area and the property management is awesome and incredibly responsive. Overall, we are very happy living here!

Staff is amazing, they are so nice and incredibly helpful. The space is always clean and quiet. Easy access to lots of different places and school. You are near all the other apartment complexes and east campus.

We have plenty of space and have had pretty good experience with the management company. We pay less for more than we would have gotten at s9/b9/bmain.

Whenever I have friends over from other complexes, they say how nice 810 is. It's close enough to S9/B9 that it's easy to go to all the socials but far enough away that you can have a quiet night in if needed. Plenty of other Fuquans living here too.

Great amenities, pretty new building, common spaces kept clean, responsive management, thin walls, break-ins in the parking garage, loud fire trucks since near the fire station

Overall a great experience. Biggest strength is that management is very responsive to any issues. The amenities are all very nice and the apartment building seems to be clean. The building is close to everything on 9th Street, but does not suffer from some of the loud noise & partying at a place like Station 9. Parking is easy, but recently we've had issues with vehicle break-ins. I'd like to see management do more to prevent this from happening, including installing a gate to enter the resident-only portion of the parking garage.