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MJ Adlawon

Hi, and welcome to Eagle Vision’s The Visual Pulse March Edition!

The market is clearly shifting gears. It feels fitting that 2026 is the Year of the Horse, a symbol of energy and movement, because renewed confidence is already evident across many industries. However, this is not a year for unchecked optimism. It is a year where agility, strategic planning, and careful risk calibration will define who leads and who lags.

Media Articles of Interest

‘Housing for families, not wealth’

The RBA is under extreme pressure to hike again

Real impact of rate cuts revealed as home prices surge higher

Albo’s property profits in focus amid calls to axe investor tax perk

New data reveals Adelaide outperforming Aussie property market

Boom suburbs investors are abandoning amid fears of prices peaking

Ben Howard – Where You Start Doesn’t Decide Where You Finish

Episode 2 of Season 3 of The Land Pioneers Podcast features Ben Howard, founder of Monopoly Group and a true pioneer in strategic land development and real estate investing.

From dealing with early adversity to building a diverse property portfolio across Australia and the UK, Ben brings an honest, hard-earned perspective on growth, risk, and resilience. Watch how Ben reflects on the lessons learned through rapid portfolio expansion, market shifts, and an international career.

Click here to watch the full episode

A little while ago, we published an article on the common myths in visualisation for marketing projects off the plan. We wanted to revisit this – as clients are regularly asking about some of these myths and why they need to be debunked. Check out The 5 Common Myths in 3D Architectural Visualisation and let us know if you’ve been caught out with any of them in the past.

Lastly, the Year of the Horse is all about energy, movement and calculated speed. In the Chinese zodiac, the Horse represents drive, agility and forward momentum. For Australia’s business and property sector, 2026 is already reflecting these themes.

However, the Year of the Horse is not just about speed — it rewards those who combine momentum with strategy. Decisiveness without direction can be costly, particularly in a market navigating policy debate, rate uncertainty and shifting investor sentiment.

In that spirit, we came across an interesting article exploring how zodiac traits can influence business style, leadership tendencies and decision-making approaches. While strategic planning should always be grounded in data and due diligence, understanding behavioural strengths can offer a useful perspective in shaping career growth and business operations.

If you’re curious, take a peek at how astrology may be affecting your business success this year!

Be sure to watch for our April edition, we’ll continue tracking the movements that matter most. Looking forward to connecting with you all, and good luck!🐎

MJ Adlawon

The Visual Pulse Marketing Curator

Eagle Vision

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