Let $A$ be a quasi-convex set in some proper CAT(0) space, $X$, and let $\mbox{Hull}(A)$ be the intersection of all convex sets containing A. Can we conclude that $\mbox{Hull}(A)$ is in some bounded neighborhood of $A$?
I'm taking the definition that $A$ is quasi-convex if there is a $d$ such that every geodesic between two points in $A$ lies in the $d$ neighborhood of $A$.
If there is some obvious counterexample to this that I've missed, then I can restrict it even further to the case that I'm most interested in. We may also assume that every geodesic between points in $A$ is $b$-contracting. i.e. All balls (regardless of size) disjoint from the geodesic project onto it as a set of diameter less than $b$.