ASICO to manage National Bonds Corporation’s Bur Dubai properties
National Bonds Corporation has appointed ASICO (Al Suwaidi Investment Company) as its property management partner for overseeing a part of their commercial and residential real estate portfolio in Bur Dubai. ASICO, launched in 2016,…

National Bonds Corporation has appointed ASICO (Al Suwaidi Investment Company) as its property management partner for overseeing a part of their commercial and residential real estate portfolio in Bur Dubai.
ASICO, launched in 2016, will provide property management services, including managing the day-to-day operations, maintenance, and long-term asset care and ensure a welcoming and well-maintained environment for tenants and on-site personnel in line with the National Bonds brand image.
Ahmed Al Suwaidi, Chairman of ASICO, said: “We are honoured to be appointed as the property management partner for National Bonds Corporation. This collaboration marks a significant milestone for ASICO and underscores our commitment to delivering excellence across all our services.
“This partnership marks the beginning of a valued relationship, built on shared principles of professionalism, integrity, and service excellence. ASICO is committed to ensuring that the properties under its management offer a safe, comfortable, and high-quality living environment for all tenants.”
Mohammed Qasim Al Ali, Group Chief Executive Officer of National Bonds Corporation, signed the deal alongside Al Suwaidi.
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