Gary Alpine

Director of Preconstruction & Estimating

Mr. Alpine is the Director of Preconstruction & Estimating at Hogan Brothers, bringing twenty-five years of construction experience in both the private and public sectors. Having worked over the years across multiple market segments, Gary has developed an expertise in commercial, multifamily, condominium, retail, office, educational and hospitality sectors. As Director of Preconstruction, Gary oversees Hogan Brother’s estimating development. He continues to concentrate on lowering costs and minimizing risks. He leverages his years of project management and preconstruction experience to successfully tee up projects before a single shovel hits the ground.

Background and Relevant Experience

Gary has a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management from the University of Washington and an Associate of Applied Science in Real Estate.  While developing competitive budgets and buyouts, Gary confers with executive leadership.  In the beginning of his career, Gary managed a team of certified brokers who were multifamily property specialists.  He met his team's professional demands and developed win-win partnerships with them, which boosted repeat business.  By ensuring adherence to state laws and resolving conflicts, he improved the firm's standing for honesty and competence.  One of the main reasons for his preconstruction success has been early training in good estimating principles and methods.  With an emphasis on cost and risk reduction, he has honed his presentation and communication abilities.

Gary has worked for government contractors, supervising Quality Control Managers and Site Safety and Health Officers on U.S. military and NAVFAC projects.  He communicates clearly and consistently, and listens closely to those around him with experience.  Through earned trust, he encourages openness, recognizes contributions, and fosters teamwork. He has negotiated GMP proposals for residential and hospitality mid- and high-rise structures in the private sector.  In K–12, higher education, and healthcare institutions, he has led teams to win numerous competitive CMAR and hard bid awards.

He completes large-scale projects, consistently outperforming competitors in quality and delivery. He has championed the inclusion of women and minority-owned subcontractors, promoting diversity in the industry. He’s received multiple awards for commercial, education, healthcare, hospitality, and civil projects. Developing enduring connections with trade partners allows him to create outstanding proposals. He strives to establish and maintain win-win alliances with leading trade partners. As a LEED AP dedicated to lifelong learning, he keeps up his active contributions to the industry. He is a member of ABC East Coast Chapter, Construction Association of South Florida and US Green Building Council. The greatest blessing in life, in Gary’s opinion, is the love of family.

Relevant Projects

  • Baccarat Tower I Condominiums, $328 million - Miami, FL

  • E11EVEN Hotel & Residences, $262 million - Miami, FL

  • Lofty Brickell Mixed-Use, $260 million - Miami, FL

  • 1428 Brickell Residences, $144 million - Miami, FL

  • FIU SIPA Phase II, $28 million - Miami, FL

  • Palm Springs North Elementary School, $7 million - Miami, FL

  • Memorial Hospital Hurricane Hardening, $15 million - Hollywood, FL

  • Forest Glen Middle School, $7 million - Coral Springs, FL

  • Avery Cypress Creek, $57 million - Fort Lauderdale, FL

  • Project O2 Apartments, $45 million - Oakland Park, FL

  • One South Ocean Condominiums, $120 million - Boca Raton, FL

  • Old Town II Apartments, $60 million - Pompano Beach, FL

  • The Tides at Bayfront Condominiums, $47 million - Naples, FL

  • Naples Square V Condominiums, $43 million - Naples, FL

  • Rosewood Residences, $168 million - Lido Key, FL

  • Sunset Beach Condominiums, $32 million - Siesta Key, FL

  • The Olivian Tower Condominiums, $120 million - Seattle, WA

  • IDX Tower Shell and Core, $97 million - Seattle, WA

  • South Shore PK-8 School, $64 million - Seattle, WA

  • Marriott Courtyard, $40 million - Seattle, WA

  • Seattle College Edison Building, $11 million - Seattle, WA

  • Lake Pointe Development, $300 million - Kenmore, WA

  • Kenmore City Hall, $10 million - Kenmore, WA

  • Hilton Hotel and Convention Center, $40 million - Vancouver, WA