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August 10th, 2009 
Laura Rubinchuk If you’ve ever driven down Lee Highway in Cherrydale, you’ve noticed this partially-finished, fenced in condo building that has stood there for the past few years, crying for help. The would-be condo/retail building is called the Bromptons at Cherrydale, part of a development where most of the detached and townhomes were completed a long time ago.
The construction of this project was put on hold in 2006 when engineers found signs the building was sinking – there were signs of stress on beams and walls. Nearly sold out, you can imagine the nightmare that ensued from buyers with contracts and deposits on the hook for a building that was sinking into the ground!
In May 2009, the county officially gave the developer, Ed Peete, an ultimatum - either bring the building up to code and finish the construction, or Arlignton County will bulldoze it.
It’s going to cost a lot of money, but either way, soon Arlington County residents will no longer have to look at this partially finished eye-sore!
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[...] comprised of 25 townhomes and a condo building (currently up for either repair or bulldozing: Full Story Here). However, the townhomes built in 2005 were successfully completed and [...]
[...] comprised of 25 townhomes and a condo building (currently up for either repair or bulldozing: Full Story Here). However, the townhomes built in 2005 were successfully completed and [...]
[...] a long time in the making, The Bromptons at Cherrydale Condos are now on the market for sale. After construction drama and county drama was settled, Ed Peete finished construction of this 22-unit boutique condo building between 2010-2011. The [...]