The road is inspired by the N1 highway that runs from Cape Town to Harare.
The homes, costing Sh1m for a two-bedroom unit, will be built on 1,000 acres in Athi River.
Construction of the Tazara Flyover commenced in 2016 and was completed in 29 months.
The project is being developed in two phases at a cost of Sh1.07 billion.
Development comprises 81 residential houses, of which 20 were completed in phase one.
The plant will have a 40MW installed capacity.
The park will cover over 1.5 million square feet initially, and consist of four zones.
The High Court has stopped the State from acquiring land from the Nairobi National Park.
Phase one of the project is expected to be completed in one and a half years.
The project will be tackled by Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda as a block.