Property Visibility & Traffic Overview The Miami-Dade County Courthouse occupies a full city block in the heart of Downtown Miami’s historic core, positioned directly along West Flagler Street, widely recognized as the city’s original “main street” and a primary east-west corridor through the central business district. Prime Downtown Positioning The property sits at 73 W. Flagler Street, within Miami’s Central Business District and in immediate proximity to major government buildings, transit routes, and dense commercial activity. Flagler Street has historically served as the commercial and civic spine of Downtown Miami, originally developed as the city’s premier shopping and business corridor and still functioning as a central connector for both vehicular and pedestrian movement. High-Visibility Landmark Presence The courthouse is a 28-story historic skyscraper, originally the tallest structure in Miami and designed to be a dominant visual anchor within the skyline. Its scale and architectural prominence allow it to command unobstructed sightlines along Flagler Street and surrounding corridors, reinforcing its identity as one of the most recognizable civic landmarks in the city. The building was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1989, further elevating its profile and long-term significance within Miami’s urban fabric. Pedestrian & Vehicular Traffic Dynamics Flagler Street continues to function as a major downtown artery, supporting daily commuter traffic, public transit routes, and courthouse-related foot traffic. Ongoing revitalization efforts are actively enhancing pedestrian accessibility and foot traffic, including widened sidewalks, improved streetscapes, and the introduction of event-driven programming designed to draw residents, workers, and visitors back into the corridor. The corridor is being repositioned as a walkable, “festival-style” environment, enabling increased visibility for ground-level uses through markets, events, and outdoor retail activation. Historic District & Cultural Significance The property is located within the broader Downtown Miami Historic District / Flagler District, which includes numerous structures individually listed on the National Register and reflects the city’s 1920s growth era. As a centerpiece of this district, the courthouse benefits from strong cultural identity, architectural prestige, and tourism interest, all of which contribute to sustained visibility beyond typical office or civic buildings.