B. An award of attorney fees pursuant to this section is limited to the amount of fees actually and reasonably incurred with respect to the contested issue for which the party has been deemed the prevailing party. In determining whether the fees actually incurred with respect to a contested issue are reasonable, the court or tribunal shall consider all of the following:

1. 1. The repairs, replacements or offers made by the seller, if any, before the purchaser filed the dwelling action pursuant to section 12-1363.
2. 2. The purchaser's response to the seller's repairs, replacements or offers made or proposed, if any, before the purchaser filed the dwelling action pursuant to section 12-1363.
3. 3. The relation between the fees incurred over the duration of the dwelling action and the value of the relief obtained with respect to the contested issue.
4. 4. The amount of fees incurred in responding to any unsuccessful motions, claims and defenses during the duration of the dwelling action.

E. For the purposes of this section:

1. 1. "Contested issue" means an issue that relates to an alleged construction defect and that is contested by a purchaser following the conclusion of the repair and replacement procedures prescribed in section 12-1363.
2. 2. "Purchaser" means any person or entity, including the current owner of the dwelling, who files a dwelling action during the time period described in section 12-552.