Chun Kit Chu
About Chun Kit Chu
Chun Kit Chu is a Senior Development Manager with extensive experience in project delivery and feasibility studies, particularly for The Crown Estate and Royal Mail Group. Currently at Kennedy Wilson, he manages various developments in Central London and has previously worked on significant projects like the Arsenal Football Club Stadium.
Work at Kennedy Wilson
Chun Kit Chu has served as a Senior Development Manager at Kennedy Wilson since 2016. In this role, he is responsible for managing various development projects, including overseeing the delivery of a commercial office and restaurant refurbishment for The Crown Estate in the West End. His experience in this position highlights his expertise in project management and development strategy.
Previous Experience at M3 Consulting
Prior to joining Kennedy Wilson, Chun Kit Chu worked at M3 Consulting as a Senior Development Manager from 2005 to 2016. During his eleven years at M3 Consulting, he gained substantial experience in conducting feasibility studies and managing project delivery, which contributed to his professional development in the real estate sector.
Project Involvement with The Crown Estate
Chun Kit Chu has conducted various feasibility studies and managed project delivery for The Crown Estate in the West End. His work includes the management of site disposal strategies and mixed-use developments, showcasing his ability to handle complex projects in high-profile locations.
Contributions to Major Developments
Chun Kit Chu has played a significant role in the delivery of major developments, including the Arsenal Football Club Stadium and associated projects. Additionally, he is currently overseeing the development of King’s College London’s new student residential campus in Canada Water, further demonstrating his capability in managing large-scale developments.
Role in Royal Mail Group Projects
In his professional capacity, Chun Kit Chu has been responsible for the delivery of the site disposal strategy at Nine Elms for the Royal Mail Group. This role involved strategic planning and execution, contributing to the successful management of real estate assets.