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SAN DIEGO-For the first three months of 2001, revenues fell $5.78 million from the first quarter of 2000 to $25.28 million. Net income, meanwhile, was $3.21 million, up from a loss of $80,000.

BOSTON-City Mayor Thomas M. Menino's proposal to raise linkage fees on large-scale developments faces opposition as legislators attack the constitutionality of the process.

ANN ARBOR, MI-Domino's Farms hopes to build a $20-million, 18-hole championship golf course on a large parcel and use a portion of dues for Ave Maria University and its satellite colleges pending township approval next month.

MINNEAPOLIS-Tom Hartwell, previously vice president of business development for Weis Builders, will be responsible for working with corporate clients who must provide uninterrupted service.

LONDON-City of London specialist Greycoat has secured funding from the German open-ended property fund Commerz Grundbesitz-Invest for its 102,376 sq ft office scheme at 10-15 Lombard Street, London EC3.

ATLANTA-The all-cash deal between the locally based companies allows Servidyne to keep its name while operating as an Abrams subsidiary.

DENVER-United Artists Theatre Co. emerges from bankruptcy with first-quarter net earnings before extraordinary items of $1.1 million compared with a $10.4 million loss during the same period a year ago.

CHICAGO-Prime Group Realty Trust announces first-quarter funds from operations were down 27.4% to $0.43 per share in the first quarter. Meanwhile, its 8-million-sf suburban office and industrial portfolio remains unsold.