Packages and deliveries get stolen all the time, and the leasing office doesn’t care about it at all. Cars parked in the apartment get smashed occasionally. Could hear gunshots at night once a week. People constantly get mugged in the area. No inside parking.

My experience has been excellent! While I initially had some concerns about theft, this year, significant amendments have been made to enhance security and safety. Overall, I can't complain. I strongly recommend it, especially for its accessibility to Fuqua and Belmont, ensuring you'll never feel lonely. There's also a bus stop right outside and a gas station across the street for last minute snacks.

Although it might be a little pricey, the amenities justify the cost. You'll enjoy a great gym, a nice leasing office with team rooms, games, and a coffee machine, and you get free breakfast every morning. The apartments are luxurious and spacious. You may have to furnish it, but that's for most housings around so shouldn't make a difference. Overall, its nice and accessible.

Nice apartments close to campus

Closest you can get to campus without compromising on quality or cost.

APP provides free-breakfast (serial, milk, orange juice, bread, fruits) on week day.

Nothing spectacular, but a good balance of everything. Proximity to school, rent, quality of room, neighborhood, etc.

My apartment is a great size for one person/ someone who lives alone. It’s mostly quiet and is within walking distance of campus. Management is nice and has always responded to my concerns.

However, the hallways are not super clean because people leave their trash out on non-valet trash days. The pool was closed for a few months because of maintenance. The gym is pretty small with minimal equipment.

It’s quiet. The management is super friendly and responsive. I hate Valet Trash, but every building in Durham seems to have that. I love my apartment!!?

Love living here. 5 minutes from campus via bus or car, and the amenities are pretty nice, especially the pool! The rooms are nice size and same with the living space.

Heights is a fairly accessible accommodation which allows you to stay connected with majority of the graduate cohort. Although a little expensive, it certainly is safe bet if you’re new to the city.