"Tamer and Carrie have a house."

Translation: عِنْد تامِر وَكَري بَيْت.

[presidentwells]

So its not necessary to change عند if it refers to more than one person?

[CarstenLu]

Not as long as you start the sentence with it. You could change the order but then you have to add a suffix to عند which depends on the number and gender of the persons. In this case that would be تامر وكري عندهما بيت . If you omit this suffix, عند would refer to بيت, which would change the meaning to 'Tamer and Carrie are at a house'.

So, to keep it easy, have عند in front.

[OpMax1]

The construction of this sentence in Arabic sounds odd.

[Beardo19]

Couldn't see the english