And thus more demanding...

No enough money to buy must ask parents to sponsor property one meh? 

Go rent ler while working and save up down payment like everyone else ler. I also lived in rented 'room' in low cost flat for first 5 years when i am first employed...

Children nowadays have easy life....

That did not happen to me bought the property with my own money. I paid almost 40% downpayment.

You just gotta have to make sure your earning power moves faster than inflation.

I dont save the money in bank account per se, but invest it for good returns. From the returns become my dp.

There are a lot more sub-sale property that below 200k in KL or between 250k-300k. Depends what you need vs what you desired. If youngster prefer new property and nice location, of course need to pay for the premium.

You may do a quick search in iProperty with min 100k to 250k, Property Type as Apartment/Flat or Condo/Service Residence and State as KL.

Condo over 500k last year is not for medium class employee with earning power of RM3000, it's more for investor. Your example is not realistic for majority of employees with earning between 2000-4000.

Let's take a location as an example, Pandan Indah is a matured township in KL. There are a lot apartment or flat in that surrounding still can be bought below 250k with size of 800-900+ sqft. I'll name few :

Nuri Court

Grandeur Tower

Kenari Court

Surrounding Pandan Indah

If you keep thinking like that, forever no need to invest in property. There are ways to improve yourself  financially, but if you dont want to work on it and instead just gripe, no one can help you. Instead of just complaining why dont you try something and improve yourself financially?.

There are many people who have done it so it is not an impossible thing if you look at previous postings.

Im not spoiled your weeding mood. Taking loan to get happy 1 day but suffer few year. Rm30 -rm40k not cheap and especially with your current paid.
My wedding i run below rm10k, talk to your wife.

The money spend can be safe for children education or buying house.

PR shld lead as a role model in UNISEL
UNISEL is wholly owned and managed by the Selangor state government independently without funding from the Malaysian federal government (and is thus regarded as a "private" university as opposed to a "public" university. It operates from two campuses in Selangor.

Give FREE EDUCATION    for all UNISEL students 1st, before proliferating (Or do the FREE talking ) to the rest of universities in PR-led states..    Never ever trust politician at ceramah. 

Source =>>  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Selangor