Isabel Crossing is a mixed-use development project on approximately 45 acres within the Isabel Neighborhood Specific Plan. Serving as the Master Plan for the neighborhood's core, the project includes:

• Approximately 1,300 residential units, including approximately 350 units affordable units for individuals and families of lower, median, and moderate incomes.
• A mix of for-sale townhomes, duplexes, and mid-rise rental apartments.
• Commercial, office, and amenity space, centered around a pedestrian-oriented Main Street featuring retail, dining, and office uses.
• An approximately 1.5-acre neighborhood park with an additional ~0.5 acres of public plaza space.
• New bike lanes, street improvements, street trees, public art, and utility infrastructure.
• The project also includes a 20-year Development Agreement between the City and Developer, a new tax district to finance project infrastructure, and Specific Plan amendments.
• The project is seeking relief under state housing/streamlining laws.

The City received four new applications for the small lot Vesting Tentative Tract Maps (VTTM) and Site Plan Design Reviews (SPDR) for landscaping (townhome architecture already approved by Council on July 22, 2024) for neighborhoods N1, C1-A, C3, and C5.