I lived at Fremont9 for a year and moved out in February 2022. If you're looking for an apartment, I highly suggest you look elsewhere. In the year I lived there, the elevator broke down regularly, using the key fobs were a daily struggle (often had to scan 4+ times before the door would unlock), the hot tub was broken most of my time there, the fire pits almost never worked, and management was a NIGHTMARE to work with. (Let's be real--a hot tub and fire pit aren't necessities, but the fact that
...they didn't work illustrates the problem with Fremont9--it looks nice, but it's not well maintained.) I can't stress enough how much I hate the management at Fremont9. By way of example, I had a 2 bedroom apartment, and they didn't want to give me a second key fob for guests. I had to argue with them for a week and fill out special forms (promising I wouldn't AirBnB the place) to get the second fob. How was a guest supposed to get in and out of the building without the key fob? And what's the point of having an extra room if a guest can't visit to use it? But their policy is only to allow one fob per leaseholder. It's constant issues like this that made Fremont9 suck. Similarly, when I moved out, I cleaned the apartment and left it in great condition. I even took a video the day I left to document the good condition I left it in. They still took my deposit simply because they can and they know there's nothing I can do about it. The final point I'll make is that Fremont9 is NOT safe. The only time I've been assaulted in my life happened outside of Fremont9 by a homeless person (homeless people are always around the building and I got hit in the face by one of them... I didn't even notice the guy until he hit me). Also, it was surprising how often I saw police responding to disturbances inside the building. Again, if you can avoid this place, you should.
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