Rent wise it’s great, management is good, quiet place but not a gated complex.

Most affordable housing the in the area. Some amenities (dog park, electric vehicle charging stations, ample parking) and within 1 mile of the hospital or undergrad campus. Trinity properties are extremely responsive to all questions and concerns from residents. They always reply within 24 hours. The only downside to this apartment is safety concerns when walking at night along Campus Walk Ave and LaSalle, but there are Duke and Durham buses that pickup directly in front of the apartment complex.

Nice apartment with everything we need (dishwasher, in unit washer/dryer, pet friendly, very responsive landlord/maintenance, dog park, lots of other graduate students, very inexpensive, 1 mile from the hospital/campus). The only downside is that there aren't a ton of additional amenities (no gym or pool) and there have been a few instances of crime in the area (although management has responded exceptionally well to these reports and has taken a lot of action to keep residents safe).

My experience at Campus Walk has been very good so far. The hardwood floors are beautiful, there's lots of privacy, management responds to maintenance requests extremely quickly, and the heating/AC works very well. My only complaint is in regard to my inconsiderate neighbors, but that likely occurs at every apartment complex.

Campus walk is great if you are looking for a place with value. The units are older, but the property management company does a great job keeping the complex neat and tidy. The property management company is also very responsive and takes a lot of measures to ensure our safety/wellbeing. If you are looking for a place near campus that won't break the bank, then this is a great place to live!

The spaces are nice and well-priced. We haven't had serious bug problems (3-4 roaches the entire time in residence). The management company is usually pretty responsive to maintenance issues. It's close to the school.

However, there have been continually escalating safety issues, starting with car break-ins, then to muggings, and then to an armed robbery where multiple roommates were held at gunpoint. They are working on a fence, but residents have not gotten progress updates, and it has been suggested that we (in the upstairs apartments; downstairs have alarm systems) put out our own cash to get Ring systems. Security cameras were mentioned, but again, with no progress or updates. Sometimes, management has gone so far as to accuse residents of furthering the unsafe environment (blaming us for not calling police, etc.).

The landlords are good people. The place is cheap. But many of us no longer feel like that is worth it amidst the very serious safety and security concerns.

The apartment is located a 15-20 minute walk from the hospital and is way cheaper than the nearby apartments. It is definitely on the small side but has everything you need. Management is very nice and responsive.

This property is not fancy, but is has a very responsive, friendly management company. The interiors are taken care of, though sloppily, and it does not have any amenities, but if you are a student you don't really need them. Duke transit stops immediately at the entrance to the lot, so it is very convenient to campus.

Management is good, but the security is very low

Poor maintenance