Estate agent increasing price on Zoopla after flat has gone under offer - can anyone explain?

[baubles2023]

Trying to gauge the motive of EAs for doing this. Is it due to how properties would show on statistics or something else?

The flat was reduced on 4th November to £385k after being on the market for 3 months (it appears to have been first listed in March 2022)

It went under offer yesterday and today the price was increased on Zoopla to £400k again

www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/61105435/

Could it be something to do with the fact they have had a re-review of their cladding in terms of fire safety? DB owns a newish build and they were recently moved from A1 to B2 by a cautious surveyor but they are looking to have it reassessed

Lease length has been increased?

Something else has changed such as a new amenity being built nearby?

Or perhaps the client just changed their mind about the price they wanted?

The price is up to the estate agent's client. Not the estate agent.