Close to most students and parties!

good location, responsive staff, regular maintenance applied.

Station 9 is where most of Fuqua lives, which makes it convenient. That also makes it in demand, which the owners recognize and hence hike the prices every year. It's not value for money, just for the apartment itself. But, as an international student, it makes it valuable to live with the community because it makes not just the transition easier, but also the time here better. If you can afford a better place and still want to stay close to the community, try Berkshire 9/Main or Solis 9.

Station Nine is probably more expensive than you could find elsewhere, but it's where everyone lives

Station Nine has been great. The apartment is nice and simple no luxuries, but well-appointed. The staff is very helpful, especially the maintenance staff. I would recommend to anyone.

great place to live

Getting packages is a nightmare- office opens late and closes before students get back from school a lot of the time

Management doesn't do a lot when it comes to certain issues like pests or leaks
Location is convenient but now that more apts are opening up in the area- it may be worth exploring those options vs overpaying for older apartments with difficult management

Great service from the leasing office, nice to have many Fuqua classmates in the same building, maintenance requests are completed in a very timely manner, convenient location to grocery stores, restaurants, and other students

I love S9 because everyone lives here and it's so fun to be around everyone. But management makes up random rules and does things without telling you. Like paints the hallways without putting up signs. Berkshire ninth is definitely better in terms of amenities but it's better for couples. If you're single, S9 is definitely better

Station Nine refused to let me know when they planned on entering my apartment for routine maintenance so that I could be present. As a result, my emotional support dog got out and has been missing for almost half a year. Management did not let me know my dog had escaped, instead I found out through coming home to an empty apartment. They have not offered compensation or changed their apartment entry policies. They recently re-entered my apartment without even knocking and with no notice of entry time, thankfully my roommate and her dog were in a room with a shut door. My roommate, who also has an emotional support dog, has to put her dog in a local day-care facility on days when management will enter the apartment because management is unwilling to let us know when they will enter the apartment. Additionally, management enters all apartments multiple times a year for a range of activities so all residents with or without pets experience this large number of entries.