Very happy!

Mostly in the title. I like being able to walk to the hospital, the VA, and to campus, but I don't really use the amenities in the time of COVID and would prefer having someplace with a yard and more space for the amount of money I spend.

Although it is a bit pricy, Trinity is a great place to live as a first year. Most first years live at the apartments of Erwin Rd, and it helps a lot with making friends during the first year. The gym membership, pool, parking lot, and other amenities are great perks, and the apartment also holds socials and workout classes. The rooms are a bit small but really functional (I wouldn't need more space). My one complaint would be that the walls are very thin so steps and movement transfer across floors and between rooms.

nice staff, good amenities, you pay significantly more for parking, having pets, and heat/electric

TC is great!

Trinity Commons is within walking distance of Fuqua. They have great amenities and community activities. Additionally, it's next to a great shopping center with Chipotle, Noodles and Company, and many other restaurants.

Trinity's best asset is that it is walking distance from campus and the hospital, so you don't have to worry about driving when tired. It has a large gym and high ceilings. However, certain things about the property are frustrating and don't seem to live up to the price. For example, the garage doors are often broken and do not seem to be fixed quickly.

I've loved living at Trinity Commons. The staff here is so friendly and helpful! They respond to maintenance requests almost immediately during business hours. They often host things in the lobby (halloween/holiday treats, hot chocolate, popcorn, etc.), and have started having biweekly group fitness (Zumba) classes. Best amenities in Durham, and the closest residency location to the hospital & medical school. The rent is more expensive than average in Durham, but for the location and amenities (and wonderful staff), it could be worth it for you.

The complex is very nice with great amenities, but which often don’t work. The high rent is worth the proximity to campus but questionable considering the constantly broken amenities.

Have had a very nice experience living at Trinity Commons so far. Very kind and organized apartment staff. Quick response time for maintenance requests. Overall nice amenities, though I liked my gym at my previous apartment complex better. Parking is in a gated, covered garage.