Station Nine is a great place with all the required amenities. Management is responsive, most of your classmates are around which leads to easy socialization. The gym is incredible along with the pool - you'll often find your friends from nearby locations coming to S9 to avail those facilities as guests. Overall a great place to live!

It's nice to be close to other students, but it's kind of expensive.

Gym is fine

Leasing office is really nice and mgmt runs giveaways and special perks throughout the year. apartment is no frills, clean and maintenance requests are responded really quickly. Lots of Fuqua classmates around for support :)

Great place for Fuqua students- there's a strong community here and good walking distance to food and bars on ninth street. Easy to socialize and carpool. Gym is great!

Not the most affordable option but gives you easy access to classmates and campus. Management is very responsive. Stick to the top floor to avoid pests and loud noise as walls are thin!

2 seconds from harris teeters and a bunch of food options, so much natural light its insane. I really like how the hallways are laid out for the my front door is open to the outside, it makes it feel less like a hotel and more like a home (this is the case on every floor). Feel super safe in this area. When i moved in the place was SPOTLESS, they really care about their residents.

Lots of space in the unit. Weekend nights you can hear people getting ready/leaving to go out but wouldn't say it too loud. Some engineering, mainly Fuqua.

H-1 bus to campus right across the street from the hillsborough - facing side of the building.

I've enjoyed my apartment and the management and maintenance staff are excellent. The space is well-kept.

Station Nine isn't a bad apartment complex, it's just expensive for what you get. The positives are a good gym, a dog run, very friendly and helpful staff, a smart package retrieval system and ample parking. It's location next to the Harris Teeter is also great. But you can get all of these things in cheaper places. Meanwhile, my floor is made of concrete and has cracks throughout (concrete is only on the first floor - the rest is wood I think), we had cockroaches or something similar for the first few weeks running all over our apartment, and nothing about the appliances or other aspects is above average. You're basically paying for the social aspect being so close to 9th street. The "gardens" are nice though and they are very pet friendly.

Station Nine is a great complex. The management has been super responsive and maintenance handles any issues quickly. The amenities are awesome.

S9 is somewhere between a dorm and a luxury apartment. I liked living off of one of the gated green spaces, as it was more quiet and my dog could hang out there (but had to stay on a leash). Parties are fairly frequent, but it's right by 9th street and tons of grad students live there. I moved into a house the following year because I got sick of the noise and constantly seeing people during covid.