Distribution per unit, so it is better higher or lower? 

Got, just no transaction being done.

Haha, I am not Warren Buffett.  , so take your own risk if want to follow me, I hold no responsibility when taking you to Holland. 
Just joking. 

Anyway, I had not bought any stocks since last year (4Q), (I segregate out between normal stocks, reits, loan stocks and CWs) only hold previously bought one or that had bought years ago.

I had only bought some Reit stocks here and there, posted in the Reit thread. Lastest bought was Axreit and Stareit, both before ex-distribution.

Aiyo, I miss the boat. Didn't queue, as didn't think can be done.
The sellers are depressed, throw disregarding the price as long as got the buyers.

At 1.70, it is almost at par its NTA (1.65) already and with 13.+ to 14 cents EPS is expected for the full year then it is about 7.7% yield, net yield about 6.5%.

i q for 1.68 AXIS, cannot get la.. hope can get today

Will queue Axreit at 1.68 <-- nice number mah especially new year time   

Personally, I look for the yield only as alternative option of FD.

Also, even though most reit price is falling but not that much, (I got Atrium at about 0.96 average, Stareit at 0.90, Axreit average around 1.75-1.85), which those already getting some distribution from it.

Yield is 'locked down' when you purchased, the price movement won't affect the yield. Just like I had bought Atrium at 0.96 which is about 7.8% net yield (after deduct the 15% witholding tax). As long as Atrium manage to maintain its DPU at 8.8 cents pa, then daily price movement doesn't affect my yield or decision in it. Only if Atrium DPU drop, then I would concern about it or selling it. That's mean I can expect 7.8% each year from it from my invested 0.96.

Instead the price goes down which only makes the yield even higher and more attractive for future purchase.

But remember to watch the individual company issue closely especially their earning result. If nothing goes wrong, yield play is ok, but if earning result shows some deteoriation then need to revise the strategy again, and decide whether to hold, sell or buy.

I do see some more downside for reit although yield is attractive, mainly due to real estate mess in overseas as well as potential economic slowdown which does hurt Reit price in general which follow overall market trend unless gov intends to reduce or abolish the witholding tax which is a great news for reit.

It is quite norm for reit to trade at below its NAV value, ranging from Stareit, Atrium, Amfirst etc due to bearish market sentiment especially towards property sector currently. What matter most on the reit is its yield and consistently yield or yield improvement throughout years. NAV come second.

i bougt 7 lot of ATRIUM @ 0.92!!!