Builder drawingThe late 1980s marked a golden era of composite multihull development, characterized by a transition from experimental custom racing designs to highly refined, productionbuilt performance craft. At the forefront of this movement stood the Annapolisbased builder Condor Limited, which introduced the Condor 30 Tri in 1988 as a smaller, more versatile sibling to their oceanconquering Condor 40 2. Designed by company cofounder Michael "Mick" Price, the Condor 30 was engineered to deliver the thrilling velocity of a racing multihull alongside basic pocketcruising accommodations. Celebrated by industry journalists of the era, the design earned the prestigious Multihull of the Year award from Sailing World in 1989. Despite its critical acclaim, the vessel remains incredibly rare, with only four hulls ever constructed before the builder ceased operations in 1991 4. Today, it represents a cultclassic collector’s item for sailors seeking uncompromised, windspeedmatching performance in a highly robust package.
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Monthly asking-price and listing-volume trends for the Condor 30 Tri. The line shows the median ask each month; the bars show how many listings appeared.