Love my stay at 810, management is very helpful

Great place to live but very strict with the noise after 10 PM.

The building is new, pretty. Good gym. Everytime I have a request, they solve it quickly. HOWEVER, the leasing office always puts noise complaints. So if you are a party person or like to have people in your place regularly, this is not the place. Honestly, security came to a friend's house just for 5 people talking, no music.
Besides that, just one private conference room.

Very clean and nice place to live. I like the space to study. Quiet and easy access to East Campus which has the bus to Fuqua.

Good apartment, but very expensive as compared to similar apartments in the area.

Paper-thin walls, disorganized and controlling staff. The amenities are great but the staff is so strict about using them, it undermines the value.

I think 810 is the nicest building on 9th street, compared to the other popular options. It is the cleanest building; management is extremely friendly and responsive; and there are days where residents are given free breakfast on the go.

If you are not someone that likes to host parties, then 810 is the perfect place to live. It's not a social building, you'll get peace and privacy here. Management is strict about noise after 11PM, which makes it great if you're trying to study or sleep! But it is a short walking distance to the other buildings if you want to attend pre-games, etc.

Pet Friendly with Great Management

Overall good apartment. The leasing office is very strict about hosting (grilling/amenities area or in your own apartment) theoretically to keep noise complaints low, but they go a bit far. Apartment is good quality and service or maintenance requests are completed quickly. Hallways and common areas are kept clean. It’s the best bang for your buck in the 9th st area.

The apartment itself has nice finishes, and the building is well maintained.
Lots of Fuqua students live here so if you want to be near classmates/ don’t have a car, this is a great option and something to consider.
Grocery stores and food within walking distance.
My complaints are that the Water pressure inside of apartments is low (toilet and shower) and the walls are pretty thin so expect to hear a lot of different things.
Living here has been good overall, but there are some other options that I wish I had known about that are closer to downtown Durham.