Introduction of evaluation fee is already facing fierce opposition from Nairobi residents.
Local firms did not meet the financial threshold set by the government.
Most Kenyans acquiring houses are not doing so for speculative intentions.
The 0.5% levy is payable to the authority by owners of projects above Sh5 million.
A group of rich Qataris jetted into Kenya this week to scout for deals in the country.
Mr Pattni has been investing heavily in the city's land and property sector since January.
The property is expected to appeal to high net worth international buyers.
Nairobi building permit fees are said to be the highest across the continent.
Thika Road completion has also seen several shopping malls being rolled out along the route.
Developers unveiling projects targeting people earning less than 30,000 a month.
Amsons Group offered Sh23.6bn to acquire 100% of Bamburi shares.
The company has secured financial backing for a 300MW geothermal project.
Yapı Merkezi is expected to complete the 272-kilometre railway in 48 months.