House prices hit by North Sea crisis
The average property in Aberdeen is worth 12% less than it was a year ago
The downturn in oil and gas is being blamed for a house price slump in the North East.
The report for Your Move says the price of the average house in Aberdeen has fallen more than 12% in the year to February
In Aberdeenshire they're down by 9%
They've dropped more here than anywhere else on the Scottish mainland - and it's being blamed on the decline in employment and investment since the price of oil started falling.
The North East has had a booming housing market for years, and homes in the city and shire are still worth significantly above the Scottish average.
The average property in Aberdeen City is worth £202,122 while in Aberdeenshire it's £217,570.