S9 is conveniently located to Harris Teeter, bars, restaurants, gyms, etc.

The covered and secure parking area is definitely a nice amenity, but the units are grossly overpriced compared to nearby Berkshire Ninth Street and Berkshire Main apartment complexes - which are similar in price but have much nicer interior amenities.

The gym is very small and the units facing the exterior of the building often get water coming through the ceilings / balcony doors because management simply doesn't know how to seal the openings. This is incredibly annoying.

It is a nice place, the location is awesome. It could b noisy because it is really a students place.
It is a little bit old fashioned in terms of payments - you can pay with checks (it's free) or with a card (3% above!)

Station Nine is nice but not luxury.

The floorplans are spacious, well designed, and aesthetically pleasing. The amenities are nice too. There will soon be a two-story fitness center, the pool is nice, etc. All standard things you would expect in a community of this style.

All said, Station Nine is certainly not luxury. The appliances and fixtures are basic. To give you an example, the floors are the stick on kind that peel up easily. In addition, the maintenance team isn't the best.

Overall, Station Nine is overpriced but many Fuqua and other Duke graduates live in the community so you pay a premium to live with your friends.

Most MBA students live here, so it has a very communal feel. All the apartments in the 9th street area are overpriced, but Station 9 is the cheapest compared to the others. All the units are newly renovated. There is a gym, free printing, free coffee/tea, clubhouse area, pool/jacuzzi, etc.

If you can afford $100 more per month, please go elsewhere.

Great for graduate students, more affordable 9th street option and a strong community.

Station 9 is a huge apartment complex on ninth street. Since more than 90% Fuquans stay in / around ninth street area, this is a good location. The rent is on the costlier side for sure, considering that the building / amenities are not the latest. For a 2-year stay, it's a good deal though.

The location is good - surrounded by some other new apartments and the 24-hours grocery store Harris Teeters. The drive to school is about 10 minutes. You can also take a bus to school. It is easy to find people to share an Uber together for school.

A lot of MBA students stays in Station Nine or nearby. So the social life is really good. But it also makes the rent a bit pricey. I think the utilities and club facilities in Station Nine are basic but they are charging a high price for it.

The apartments are generally very spacious.

It’s just fine. Fun and convienent that other MBAs live here.

Most of the MBA students living in nine street area. It's easier to hang out with friends, schedule meetings and borrowing daily supplement from your friends. H5 bus brings you directly to Fuqua.