Fantastic location near 9th street and most of your friends. Was great pre-covid when walking to gatherings was optimal to driving/uber. Very close to grocery store, restaurants, and friends. The pool is nice in the summer to socialize at, the gym has enough if you don't want to go to the campus gyms. The package lockers make picking up packages 24/7 really convienent. And the leasing/other staff are all super nice and accomodating. My only downside is friday & saturday nights can get kind of loud. While the walls between apartments seem thick enough, the walls to the hallway/outside are not as thick. So you'll hear people walking by your door headed to parties and you'll hear people outside drunk/yelling. I haven't felt the need to call, but I have heard the after hours security guard is pretty good at shutting down loud parties.

Station Nine is where the majority of the Fuqua students live and where a lot of Fuqua's informal social events/interactions take place (pre-Covid). My unit has been great to live in (lots of space), and any type of service/maintenance needed was done quickly. There are other apartments in the complex (B9, BMain) that I think are a little better in terms of overall cleanliness and amenities, but Station Nine is slightly less expensive and you're at the center of where things happen.

The only downsides are the thin walls and cockroach problems, which are not that much better at other apartments closeby.

Leasing staff is really nice and maintenance is responsive (will come within 1-2 days depending on your issue).

Poor WiFi signal is sometimes a pain. The occasional roach spotting, but maintenance does come and spray if requested. Would make sure to do proper vetting in terms of where your apartment location is within the complex (i.e. not near the dumpster with very loud/early trash pick-up, not near the pool with loud socializing, not near the road with loud traffic).

Resident population skews a bit younger, but there are some families. Parties occur, but usually only held on the weekend. It's a typical multi-dwelling unit so walls are somewhat thin.

I really enjoy my unit given it's located far away from the pool, close to a door to exit/enter the complex and has lots of natural light. I don't think I would be as pleased if this wasn't the case.

Great location & management

So far, I've enjoyed my experience at Station Nine. That said, it is not without its faults. Many of the units, including my own, have either no cell service or horrible cell service depending on who your provider is (I have Verizon). Additionally, the wifi can be unreliable, and people often end up needing to buy a router or some other wifi unit to keep the wifi stable. Overall though, I recommend it for any students going to school in the area.

Great location if you want to be close to fellow classmates. Leasing office is great and easy to work with. Pool, dog run, and gym.

Overall good place to live, close to 9th street and in the area most Fuqua students live in. Parking included for those with cars and close to Duke shuttle for those who don't drive.

Location on 9th Street is perfect. Many fellow Fuqua students live in the building, so the community is great. Units are relatively spacious. Gym and pool are fantastic. Management is generally nice and responsive. Finishes are not as nice as other apartments in 9th Street neighborhood, but price point is better.

Station 9 is a great apartment complex. The management staff are extremely easy to work with and go out of their way to make sure their residents are happy. The maintenance staff are very responsive. The units are newly renovated, and are generously sized. The building feels very secure. The amenities include a gym, pool, grill area, dog run, and free covered parking. A car or a bike is recommended to get to Fuqua, but it is possible to live here without a car if you are able to carpool. Walking distance to the shops and restaurants on 9th St, and right across the street from the grocery store.