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I understand you're looking for specific addresses of the properties Woodgreen Community Services manages in Toronto, so you can visit and take pictures. Here's what I can confirm based on available information: - 1080 Queen Street East, Toronto, ON - A site with nine senior housing units. - 185 Cummer Avenue, Toronto, ON - A site with fifty-nine modular housing units. - 650 Queen Street East, Toronto, ON - Location of their Housing Access Centre. - 815 Danforth Avenue, Suite 100, Toronto, ON - Their main office, also listed as a service hub. - 989 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, ON - Another service location. - 1533 Victoria Park Avenue, Toronto, ON - A site tied to their community services. - 1491 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, ON - Another service hub location. - 1070 Queen Street East, Toronto, ON - A rent-geared-to-income housing complex. - 570 Coxwell Avenue, Toronto, ON - Another rent-geared-to-income complex. - 137 Sears Street, Toronto, ON - Part of their rent-geared-to-income housing. - 55 Pape Avenue, Toronto, ON - Also a rent-geared-to-income site. - 17 Renwick Crescent, Toronto, ON - A rent-geared-to-income housing complex. - Bathurst Street, Toronto, ON (exact address not specified, but noted for supportive housing for mental health recovery). These are thirteen specific addresses tied to Woodgreen's operations or housing sites. Public records, including Woodgreen's website and Toronto's community service directories, don't provide a full list of all thirty or thirty-five properties they manage, as some are newer or not publicly detailed for privacy or operational reasons. They're noted to manage over 1,000 units across more than thirty sites, but exact addresses for all aren't openly listed. To get more, you might need to dig into Woodgreen's Housing Access Centre directly (call 416-469-4455 or email housingaccess@woodgreen.org) or check municipal records through Toronto's housing department. For your plan to take photos, these thirteen give you a good start to hit up those locations. Are you planning to head to any of these soon, like the Queen Street ones, or need help mapping out a route to make it easier? Anything else you want to chase down today?

I'll check Toronto Housing for more Woodgreen properties. Based on their public records, Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC) focuses on its own properties and doesn't directly list Woodgreen-managed sites, but Woodgreen's known to handle non-municipal affordable housing separate from TCHC. I already found thirteen Woodgreen addresses: 1070 Queen Street East, 1080 Queen Street East, 185 Cummer Avenue, 650 Queen Street East, 815 Danforth Avenue Suite 100, 989 Danforth Avenue, 1533 Victoria Park Avenue, 1491 Danforth Avenue, 570 Coxwell Avenue, 137 Sears Street, 55 Pape Avenue, 17 Renwick Crescent, and a Bathurst Street site (exact number unclear). Woodgreen's website and other sources mention managing over thirty sites, but many addresses, especially newer ones, aren't fully public, possibly for privacy or because they're recent additions. Since you're looking to visit and film, I can try cross