Not without rebuilding the page as a custom page and removing the stock one, which I would not recommend. There is an example project somewhere that Jeff did which was a partial rebuild of the company summary page. It's quite a large amount of work and if you did rebuild the screen, you may introduce problems during upgrades. The only other thing you could do is to get clever with some javascript which reorders the blocks on the screen after it has loaded but you'd see the move before the code had chance to run.

A quick and dirty solution would be to solve the problem using JavaScript or jQuery. This would allow the blocks to be swapped. The problem is that for a very short time, when the page is loaded, the address is still displayed in its original position. The JavaScript only takes effect after the page has been loaded.