The management can be slow to respond to requests, which can be frustrating. If you are a student, it is a good place to live because a lot of other students live nearby.

1) Property Managers were unfair and unreasonable. I had signed a 2-year contract with them because one of the graduate student addendums said that I would only need to pay half the rent during the summer months (i.e., May to August) because I would be out of state during my internship. Due to COVID, they took advantage of this difficult situation and nullified this addendum, making all graduate students pay full rent for the summer months giving us unethical and unjust reasons as to why they can.

2) Moving out of this apartment has not been smooth. The property manager is always "out-of-office" without giving me notice when we are negotiating time-sensitive topics. It has been a very disorganized process on their end.

3) The floors are very thin and therefore, I hear every footstep that my neighbor above makes. This has oftentimes affected my sleep and health.

Overall, the apartment itself, the amenities, and the location are all fine but the property managers make me not want to recommend this apartment complex to anyone.

I really love my B9 apartment, it is spacious, comfortable, full of light, and has the largest kitchen of any apartment I've ever lived in. One negative to the apartment is that the walls are somewhat thin.

However, the B9 managment has so severely degraded my experience at B9 that I cannot recommend this community to anyone.

I would not recommend Berkshire Ninth Street apartments to anyone. Many of the current tenants have had horrific experiences primarily because of the current management company. Over the course of our leases, Management has failed to abide by lease terms, withdrew rent concessions, contacted tenants' employers without permission, refused to complete maintenance requests, damaged tenants' personal property, threatened tenants via email, among many other things. You will be making a big mistake to sign a lease here. There are numerous other local, luxury apartment complexes that are (a) cheaper than B9, and (b) have much better management companies.

Nice but expensive

We are very pleased with the community and our apartment. Management can get into your nerves with fines and warnings. For example, on several occasions, trash valet hasn´t taken our trash, but only once that we left the trashcan over 10am, we got a notification.

Berkshire Ninth apartments are super convenient but moving in and out is a pain and management doesn't try hard to accommodate. They're very responsive when there's issues re: pests, AC, keys etc.

The appliances and features of my unit are up to date and quite nice. It's on the pricier side but there are nice amenities like a pool, gym, courtyard with grills, etc. I've liked it here thus far. Management isn't always the most responsive and I had a couple issues with my move-in but overall, great experience.

I loved my experience living at B9 because the the location and floor-plan fit my lifestyle well. Harris Teeter is right across the street and I would walk everywhere. Sitting on my balcony was one of my favorite parts since the courtyard view was so beautiful. The amenities were great and I used most of the frequently such as the gym that had everything I needed. The managers tag on many extra fees after your base rent, so I would anticipate about $150 added to what they may originally tell you; those fees do not include electricity or wifi.

Can go over to Station 9 to socialize, but go home to peace and quiet. Great amenities. A bit on the pricier side but worth having for "me" time.