435-Home Development Opens In Livermore

Arroyo Crossings offers new homes ranging from $700,000 to $1.4 million

Published on Mar. 2, 2026

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A new 28.9-acre housing development called Arroyo Crossings has opened in Livermore, California, featuring 435 homes including apartments, townhomes, and detached single-family homes ranging from 1,187 to 2,605 square feet and priced from around $700,000 to over $1.4 million.

Why it matters

The Arroyo Crossings development aims to meet a range of housing needs and lifestyles in the Livermore area, providing new options for residents at different stages of life. As housing costs continue to rise in the Bay Area, this project represents an effort to expand the available housing stock in the region.

The details

Arroyo Crossings is located in eastern Livermore, near the intersection of First Street and Las Positas Road just south of I-580. The development features four distinct neighborhoods with a mix of two and three-story apartments, townhomes, and three-story detached single-family homes. Amenities include two swimming pools, a 2,000-square-foot private clubhouse and pool complex, a chef's kitchen, an indoor/outdoor lounge, picnic areas with barbecues, and open lawns and green space.

  • Arroyo Crossings celebrated its grand opening in March 2026.

The players

Trumark Homes

The real estate development company that built the Arroyo Crossings community.

Tony Bosowski

The Northern California Division President of Trumark Homes.

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What they’re saying

“Our team has taken great care in collaborating with the city and community leaders to create Arroyo Crossings, an exceptional living environment that is the culmination of our shared vision for modern housing in Livermore.”

— Tony Bosowski, Northern California Division President, Trumark Homes (Patch)

The takeaway

The Arroyo Crossings development represents an effort to expand housing options in the Livermore area, providing a range of home types and prices to meet the needs of different residents. As housing costs continue to rise in the Bay Area, projects like this aim to increase the available housing stock and give more people the opportunity to live in the region.