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Whether you know him as Taylor Conroy* or Condo Conroy, if you’ve lived in Victoria long enough, you know he’s your man for anything related to condos in this city.

He was the youngest professional firefighter in Canada at age 20, and stayed serving the department and community for nearly four years before becoming the top grossing new Realtor in RE/MAX history, in 2006.

Still in his 20s, this young entrepreneur has accomplishments under his belt that would take most people decades to do, including having been on every continent in the world, and partaking in crazy stunts that range from skydiving to running with the bulls. A firm believer in giving back to the world, his heart is anchored in philanthropy. He has been a supporter of a variety of charities over the years, ranging from women’s issues to building schools in Africa. He is also the Canadian Country Manager of the Global Poverty Project, and is in charge of income generation for North America.

*Personal Real Estate Corporation

Email:taylor@thecondogroup.com

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How to spot a leaky condo

The leaky condo era was one of the most devastating things to happen to the condo market in condo history. In the 90s when buildings started to be confirmed as leaky, demand for condos plummeted. Buyers were terrified of making the mistake of buying a building that had water problems, and it was so new to the industry that the only answer to the problem seemed to be to simply not buy ANY condos.

Condo Greening - Happy Earth Day!

I can’t think of a better day to share some plans The Condo Group has been working on for the last 6 months to not only be a little greener, but to literally pioneer the “green real estate movement”.

What lawyers and teachers have to do with condos

Let’s pretend for a second that you are driving down the street in your car, obeying all the traffic laws, when you get t-boned by a big truck that sped through a red light. A week later you are ok, but you won’t be able to go back to work for a year. What’s not okay is that the truck driver is claiming he did nothing wrong, and doesn’t want you to get a dime.