Australasian Home Developments' builder licence suspended by BPC
The Building and Plumbing Commission's practitioner register shows the firm's unlimited domestic building accreditation suspended, while a separate commercial builder licence for the same company remains current.

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- Public record · Victorian Building and Plumbing Commission
Victoria’s Building and Plumbing Commission has listed Australasian Home Developments Pty Ltd’s unlimited domestic building accreditation as suspended, according to the regulator’s practitioner register, whose dataset snapshot is recorded as last updated 26 October 2026.
The register entry for the company, ACN 620578672, shows the accreditation Domestic Builder - Unlimited, licence number CDB-U 65155, commenced 29 January 2020 and due to expire 29 January 2030, with its status field reading Suspended. The register gives the suspension as the current status only; it does not publish a stated reason against this entry, and nothing in the dataset names a specific project or contract behind the change.
The same register carries a second, separate entry for the company: a Commercial Builder - Limited accreditation, licence number CCB-L 73978, which commenced 22 July 2022 and remains listed Current, with an expiry date of 22 July 2027. The register does not link that commercial entry to the suspension of the domestic licence.
Why it matters
A suspended domestic builder registration means Australasian Home Developments cannot lawfully carry out domestic building work under that accreditation while the suspension stands, even though its separate commercial building licence remains current. For a homeowner with a contract tied to the company’s domestic arm, that distinction matters: the register entry alone does not say whether work on a specific home has stopped, only that the accreditation covering it is suspended. It is a separate case from CJM Developments, whose domestic accreditation the same register lists as suspended under an unrelated ACN.
The numbers
Australasian Home Developments holds two entries on the BPC register, both filed under ACN 620578672. The domestic accreditation, CDB-U 65155, is listed Suspended against a ten-year term that commenced 29 January 2020 and was otherwise due to run to 29 January 2030. The commercial accreditation, CCB-L 73978, is listed Current against a five-year term running from 22 July 2022 to 22 July 2027.
What’s next
The BPC register updates weekly, so the Suspended status for CDB-U 65155 is the position as published in the dataset snapshot reviewed, recorded as last updated 26 October 2026. Anyone with an existing domestic building contract involving Australasian Home Developments should check the live register entry directly before relying on any other representation of the company’s registration status, since a suspension can be lifted, extended or converted to a cancellation in a later weekly update, and none of those outcomes can be read off today’s snapshot alone.
Quick answers
What is the latest on Australasian Home Developments Pty Ltd?
The Building and Plumbing Commission's practitioner register shows the firm's unlimited domestic building accreditation suspended, while a separate commercial builder licence for the same company remains current.
What are the key numbers in this story?
Licence suspended: CDB-U 65155; Commercial licence: CCB-L 73978 current; Company ACN: 620578672.
Where does this information come from?
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On the record
Australasian Home Developments Pty Ltd's Domestic Builder - Unlimited accreditation (CDB-U 65155) is listed Suspended on the BPC Building Practitioner Register, while its separate Commercial Builder - Limited accreditation (CCB-L 73978) is listed Current, both against ACN 620578672
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- Victorian Building and Plumbing CommissionBPC Building Practitioner Register
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