Frequently Asked Questions about Rondout
What is it like to live in Rondout, Green Oaks, IL?
There is limited verifiable information specifically about a named 'Rondout' within Green Oaks; Green Oaks is a small, low‑density village in Lake County, Illinois, characterized mainly by single‑family homes on larger lots. The area is residential with a suburban–rural feel and is located near I‑94, within short driving distance of Waukegan and Lake Forest for commuter‑rail, shopping, and services. Public services and schools are provided by local village and district authorities, and residents typically rely on nearby towns for broader retail, medical, and employment options.
Is Rondout, Green Oaks, IL expensive?
Housing and overall cost of living in Rondout are higher than national medians, reflecting its position in Lake County’s suburban market. Median home values and household incomes in Green Oaks are above U.S. averages, and Lake County’s effective property tax rate is higher than the national average, which raises ongoing housing costs. Overall the area is generally considered relatively expensive compared with national averages, primarily due to home prices and property taxes.
What is the weather of Rondout, Green Oaks, IL?
Rondout (Green Oaks, IL) is in a humid continental climate (Köppen Dfa) with four distinct seasons: cold, snowy winters and warm, humid summers. Typical averages are January highs near 30–33°F (−1 to 1°C) and lows around 15–18°F (−9 to −8°C), and July highs near 82–86°F (28–30°C) with lows around 62–66°F (17–19°C). Annual precipitation is roughly 36–40 inches with about 30–40 inches of snow most years, and the area occasionally experiences severe thunderstorms and winter snow/ice storms.
How safe is Rondout, Green Oaks, IL?
Rondout in Green Oaks, IL is a small suburban area that generally reports low crime compared with nearby urban centers, with most incidents involving non‑violent/property offenses rather than violent crime. Local policing and county law‑enforcement resources cover the village and respond to incidents. For the most current, verifiable crime data consult the Lake County Sheriff's Office crime maps or the Illinois State Police Uniform Crime Reports.