The change takes effect in 30 days for the 65%-leased high riseat 1201 Main St. "They gave me some extra running room. Noteverybody does that," says Tom Ligon, who leased the building underflags for Grubb & Ellis Co., CB Richard Ellis and then went inhouse for the owner, RAK Group. "It's best for everyone that wejust don't do it overnight."

The Stream team will be led by Brandon Henry, with his brotherCampbell and Brandon Slay at his side. "We're starting from astable foundation," the team leader stresses to GlobeSt.com,crediting that footing to Ligon. "The building needs a fresh lookand a new story. We view the opportunity as one not to be missed.We think we're catching the building at the right time."

RAK Group principal Randy Kohana has invested more than $8million into upgrades since 2002 to the 38-year-old building. Henrysays the last part of the cap-ex plan--elevator upgrades--will bedone this year.