We can apply Boyle's law PV = constant at constant temperature. This represents pressure is inversely proportional to its volume.
Pressure increases means volume decreases. Condensation of a vapor can result a decrease in volume, so pressure increases. Practically if you increase pressure at constant temperature, volume will be decreased.
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