The main reason I live here is because other Fuquans live here which makes it very convenient to meet and schedule meetings.

S9 is where most of Fuqua students live. Slightly expensive but the value of living with your classmates is priceless especially when you are beginning you MBA journey.

If there is one word I would use to describe Station 9- it would be "Convenience". There are carpools galore, the grocery store is right across the street, it is on the H5 Line that drops you off in front of Fuqua, plus- over half of your classmates are your neighbors making it extremely easy to get out and be social. The 2 bed-room I share is large and good for hosting groups. We happen to live in a back corner unit so we do not get a lot of noise and can enjoy more quiet evenings if that is what we want.

I love that all of my friends are nearby and that I'm close to bars and restraints and harris teeter. It's not super fancy but the staff is very nice and professional. It's probably a little overpriced, but worth it if you count the social aspect.

Don't live near the pool unless you're cool with the noise.

While not the nicest apartment in Durham it is conveniently located between "downtown" Durham and Fuqua and across the street from Harris Teeter. Also, since at least 60% of FY students live in S9 the social aspects far outweigh the lackluster management and average amenities.

S9 is where the vast majority of Fuqua students live, which is nice from a social perspective - it's easy to pregame, meet people when you are new, etc. However, you also may feel like you are constantly in "the bubble" because of this. The apartments are large and relatively modern, and generally kept up well. The staff is very friendly and generally very responsive to maintenance requests. One thing to consider is especially on weekends it can be very noisy.

Station 9 is okay, but not great. It's a highly social crowd and conveniently located - but doesn't have much else going for it. There are better, newer options in the area. One big plus relative to some competitors is that they do not allow undergrads.

(+) indoor parking, 24 H supermarket, near Fuqua, close to most of the social activities.

(-) Noisy, dirty, dark and old building.

S9 is a great place to live as a Fuqua student. Seeing each other on a daily basis helps to enhance the overall community and I'm extremely happy I decided to stay here.

The Station Nine apartments are ok. I wish they were better value for the high rents. The only advantage of living there is that a lot of Fuqua folks are your neighbors and Harris Teeter is close by. I have a one bedroom loft apartment and the storage space and the kitchen are incredibly insufficient to be functional. I would recommend a large one bedroom layout to the 1 bedroom plus loft set up if you are planning to live alone or as a couple.