What can you see?
If you can see a key through the window, mention that before asking for a replacement. If you cannot find it, check whether someone has a spare and whether that spare still works. These details help separate an access question from a replacement car key request. They do not establish compatibility by themselves.
Keep the make, model and year handy, along with a plain description of the key or fob. Explain what happens when you try to use it without repeatedly forcing anything. A remote that does not respond and a physical key that will not turn are useful observations to describe separately.
The park name is a starting point
Peter Bluesten Park is listed on SE 1st Avenue in Hallandale Beach. If that helps identify where you are, also give the actual lot or nearby property address. Say which entrance you used and where the car is now. A public place name does not identify every nearby parking space.
Read our entrance and meeting-point guide for a simple way to describe a location. Although its examples begin in Opa-locka, the same distinction is useful here: the destination you remember and the precise place someone needs to meet you may differ.
Back home, another kind of key
Sometimes the lost ring carries a house key as well. Mention that as a separate concern, especially if you want to discuss changing who can use an existing lock. A rekey assessment concerns suitable property hardware; it is not the same job as replacing a vehicle key. An owner or responsible manager may need to approve the change.
For a request farther north, our Hollywood page may fit the address better. Call 786-706-9100 to talk through your actual location and key problem, and confirm availability before expecting a visit.