By Catherine Sweeney A Los Angeles-based startup has been taking advantage of the growing amount of available commercial space caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. By converting these spaces into pod hotels and co-living communities, the company, Stay Open, aims to offer travelers a unique experience without breaking the bank. “We take commercial real estate that […]
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