The house market boom is yet to reach West Yorkshire it appears, with new figures showing a continued trend for plummeting prices.
According to new data released today by the Land Registry, the average house price in Kirklees has fallen by 0.2% monthly and 3.5% annually.
In Calderdale, despite a 0.6% monthly increase, house prices fell by 1.9% over the last 12 months.
The average house price stands at £107,426 in Kirklees and £94,501 in Calderdale.
The picture is much the same elsewhere across West Yorkshire, with Leeds and Wakefield seeing falling house prices over the last 12 months.
Wakefield did see a 0.7% monthly price rise, but still suffered a 0.3% annual drop.
Take a look at our gallery below to find out the top and bottom ten places in England and Wales for annual house price changes. These figures include counties, unitary authorities and metropolitan districts/boroughs (excluding Greater London boroughs)
Leeds had the tenth worst annual price decrease of any county, unitary authority or metropolitan borough in England and Wales - with a 3.7% drop in the last 12 months. The monthly price change in Leeds was -0.2%.
Bradford boasted the only annual percentage price increase in the county at 0.5%, but suffered a 0.8% monthly drop.
The average house price in Bradford stands at £94,511; £120,825 in Leeds and £104,386 in Wakefield.
Across West Yorkshire as a whole, house prices were down 0.1% monthly and 0.3% annually. The average house price in the county stands at £104,386.
Elsewhere in the UK, Greater London has seen nearly a 10% rise in the year to September, as well as a 1.9% monthly increase.
The metropolitan district with the largest annual price increase was Doncaster - rising by 4.1%, as well as a 2.0% monthly increase.
Hartlepool saw the greatest annual price fall with a movement of -9.0%.
Take a look at our interactive map below to compare average house prices and changes across England and Wales
Of the metropolitan districts, Rochdale saw the most significant annual price fall at -5.3%, while Bury saw the greatest monthly price fall at -2.0%.
Five counties and unitary authorities exhibited no monthly price movement.
Newport experienced the strongest monthly growth with an increase of 2.7% and Merthyr Tydfil saw the most significant monthly price fall at -3.4%.
Not surprisingly, Greater London's 32 boroughs dominated the figures, with all but one authority boasting a positive annual price increase.
Hackney house prices rose by 12.8% in the past 12 months, and by 1.2% in the last month.
The average house price in England and Wales stood at £167,063 last month. This included an annual growth of 3.4% and a monthly rise from August of 1.5%.
How did the five boroughs in West Yorkshire compare in the latest house price figures? Take a look below to find out
| Borough | Monthly change (%) | Annual change (%) | Average price |
| Bradford | -0.8 | 0.5 | £94,511 |
| Calderdale | 0.6 | -1.9 | £94,501 |
| Kirklees | -0.2 | -3.5 | £107,426 |
| Leeds | -0.2 | -3.7 | £120,825 |
| Wakefield | 0.7 | -0.3 | £104,386 |
