Different uses, different approaches
The City of Miami’s archived Midtown sign package describes a district combining residential and retail uses with parking garages. That historical planning context explains why a single district name can cover different kinds of destination; it does not establish current facility access.
Give your own building number or vehicle position. Our parking location guide helps distinguish a main entrance from the approach to a parked car.
Say what the key belongs to
A private apartment key, store entrance key and vehicle fob each begin a different request. Explain which item remains usable and who has responsibility for the affected hardware.
The residential page addresses private dwelling locks. Common entry equipment and managed parking systems need their own responsible contact rather than an assumption that a unit request covers them.
Add the practical details
For a shop, identify the suite or relevant doorway and approving manager. For a vehicle, provide make, model, year and the exact parking area, not simply the name of the place you visited.
If the location is in Wynwood, say that. Call to confirm the supported task and availability for the actual Midtown address before relying on any particular arrangement.