$Amova-StraitsTrdg Asia REIT(CFA.SG)paid a distribution of S$0.011 per unit on 3 August 2026, following its 1 July ex-dividend date and 2 July record date. SGX subsequently published the tax-treatment breakdown, including a taxable-income component of S$0.008703 per unit.Based on the latest trailing distribution data, CFA's trailing dividend yield is around 6.3%, with distributions paid quarterly.

However, I would not assume the 6%+ yield is guaranteed going forward because CFA's distributions depend on the income generated by its underlying REIT holdings.

The ETF's recent market price was around S$0.796, while its 52-week range was approximately S$0.76–S$0.826.

So CFA is currently trading near the lower end of its 52-week range, which may be interesting for investors focused on income.

In short, I would describe CFA as more attractive for income investors than growth investors,, particularly if you believe Asian REITs will benefit from a more favourable interest-rate environment.But I would not buy CFA solely because the yield looks high. I would also look at interest-rate direction, underlying REIT DPU growth, gearing/refinancing costs and whether the ETF's NAV continues to recover.CFA's main advantage is diversification, while individual REITs can offer more targeted exposure and potentially higher upside.