article_snippet: Wales remains the weakest area in the UK for annual house price growth.
article_snippet: At £139,171 on average, prices in Wales are down by 0.5 per cent year on year.
article_snippet: Wales is the only UK nation or region where prices have fallen year on year in the first quarter of 2015.
article_snippet: Manchester was named as the weakest performing city, with values down by 1 per cent year on year, taking values down by 1 per cent year on year to £211,571.
article_snippet: Reading, Oxford, London and Brighton were among the UK's other top price performers over this year, while Bradford, Plymouth, Leicester and Cardiff were among the weakest.
article_snippet: Yorkshire and Humberside was the weakest performing region in England, with prices up by 1.3 per cent over the last year, pushing prices there to £141,647 typically.
highlights_snippet: Wales is the weakest performing with house prices at £139,171 on average .