Los Angeles County's speculative warehouse pipeline expanded by nearly half over the past year even as California's AB 98 siting and design rules took hold, because the largest buildings now rising began their approvals years before the law's grandfathering cutoff, leaving the real test of the statute to the next generation of projects.
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