Is there a list of dates when sets were retired?

[cmilleratphysics]

Is a list somewhere of dates when older sets were retired?  This seems like an important metric since that is when the CAGR starts going up.  But I can't find historic retirement dates for most sets. 

[Alpinemaps]

As far as I know, there isn't a "quick list" that shows that information.  That would be a great idea, but it is a bit of an undertaking.

Best you can do right now is go to Brickset and look up each individual set.  They list the dates that the set was available as part of the stats on each set page.

[Val-E]

In the retired product thread of this forum there is a list covering 2012-14 but it is no longer up-to-date,

[Lordoflego]

Use brickset to make your own, that's what I did for the sets that interest me